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Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 1946 $2.00 ▲ TEA] BOL. LIV—No. 31 Wide Connection No Publication Of Midsummer Marriages Of Interest Estimable Couple Dougald MacGillivray Scores Three The News August 16 EVANS—MacKINNON The two flower girls were Nicole 60 Years Married Mourns Z. Clement Following a precedent set last The marriage of Anna MacKinnon, and Micheline Charbonneau, One As Pine Grove Takes 4-0 Lead year, The News Printing office daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. W was dressed in pink organdy with pink Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan Former Merchant will be closed for holidays Au- J. MacKinnon of Montreal, Que., bonnet and bouquet of red roses and Dunvegan Down Four Entering Final Game Here, Died At gust 12 to 17 inclusive. There formerly of Lochiel, Ont,, ) to Mr the other wore blue organdy with a Were Married At Saturday Night iFor Glengarry Championship — Montreal, July 27th will be no issue of The Glen- Roland Percy Evans, son of Mr and blue bonnet and bouquet of red Lochiel July 20, 1886 garry News Friday, August 16th. Lochiel Eliminated Last Saturday A wide family connection and Mrs Percy Evans of Smith’s Falls, Ont roses Advertisers and users of com- An anniversary few are privileged many friends mourn the passing of took place on Saturday, July 27th at After the ceremony breakfast was to enjoy, was quietly marked by an Dougald MacGillivray, D.S.O. air mercial printing are requested to the late Zotique Clement, former well five p.m. in St. Luke’s United Church served at the Green Valley Pavilion. ace and Pine Grove’s elusive centre- The Curfew Returns govern themselves accordingly, estimable Alexandria couple • on Sat- known merchant in Alexandria ,who Montreal^ the Rev. W. B. Barnes, Later Mi’, and Mrs. Menard left to forward, was right back to his pre- and nev/s correspondents may ut day, July 20th, the Diamond Anni- Alexandria’s fire bell, out of use died at Montreal, Saturday, July 27th uncle of the bride officiating. Mr spend their honeymoon in Ottawa, war form in the first of the finals kindly relax their efforts until versary of the marriage of Mr and in his 84th year. Mr Clement, who Ken, Cunningham presided at the the bride tiavelling in a lime green in Dun vegan, Wednesday evening, and since the tower on the Fire Hall was the following week. Mrs Arch McMillan, Catherine street. had built up an extensive retail busi- oragan while Miss Evelyn Fergus, pre dress, three quarter length green coat thereby hangs the tale. He performed torn down last fall, was rais- In indifferent health ,Mrs ' McMillan ness in his South-End store, here, re vious to the benediction, sang "The and black plastic accessories. They the hat-trick, getting the first three ed to a temporary scaffolding on was at the time a patient in Hotel tired from, active business some 16 Lord’s Prayer” followed by “Through will reside at Glen Norman goals in his team’s 4-0 win over Dun- Dieu Hospital and for that reason the Hall roof, Mondayj by municipal years ago and had not been in good Leg Broken While the Years” during the signing of the vegan, taking his passes from the there was no celebration of the event employees. A 9 o’clock curfew went health for the past few years. His con register. WIGFIELD—MacDONALD MacLeod-MacSweyn combination of here. into effect for all children of school dition had been serious for the past Cranking Car The church was artistically decor- A quiet but pretty marriage was 'Which there is no better.and scoring Members of the hospital staff and three months. ated with pink gladioli, larkspur and solemnized in the Central United coolly and cleanly each time. He also age that night'. other friends in the Cornwall area A native of St. Eugene area, Mr. Lochiel Football Club played Sat- baby’s breath in tall white standards Church Manse, Montreal Tuesday, 1 had several close tries. Freddie Mac however surprised Mrs MacMiUata. Clement was a son of Joachim Cle- urday night without its star goalie, Given in marriage by her brother July 23rd at 4.30 o’cloqk when Mary Leiman got the last after some nice with an impromptu celebration in her ment and his wife, Philomene Lalonde Keith MacMillan, who that morning Hugh, the bride was charmingly attir- Viola, eldest daughter of Mrs Maud close-in playing by himself, Ray and Child Narrowly hospital room. Rev Ewen J. Mac- He resided at St. Eugene until the suffered a fractured leg and back in- ed in a street length gown of powder MacDonald and the late Hugh Neil his mates. donald; a nephew .carried in an anni- turn of the century when he moved juries as the result of an accident blue crepe and hat to match. The MacDonald of MacCrimmon, Ont., be versary cake replete with 60 candles Considering most games played this Escapes Death only ornament worn was a pearl neck to ar farm near Glen Robertson. Com at his home. It is reported Mi'. Mac- came the bride of Mr Ernest Donald and there were songs to enliven the year and football scores in genera^ lace. She carried a cascade bouquet Wigfield of Hamilton, Ont., only son Jean Leger, 6-year old daughter of nig to Alexandria twenty years ago, he Millan was cranking his ear which party. , , the score does not really indicate the df Talisman roses and baby’s breath of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wigfield, Mac purchased the general store business unknown to him was in gear. As a Mrs McMillan is the former Grace play. It was a ding-dong, hard fought Mr and Mrs Sarto Leger, narrowly result he was pinned against the with white satin streamers caught Crimmon, Ont. The ceremony was of the late George Bougie, corner A. McDonald daughter of William hard kicking, close-checking game escaped death or serious injury, Tues garage. Following treatment he was with lover's knots. performed by Rev Donald R. Mor- of Main and Lochiel streets ,in 1928 McDonald and his wife Jane Kerr of from beginning to end, and without day afternoon, when she ran into the and in the following years built it up conveyed to hospital in Cornwall where She was attended by her sister, rison . Dougald in top form, fed by his play- Miss Marjorie MacKinnon ,who wore 35-5th Lochiel. She was married to side of a heavy truck operated by into an extensive business now being he is reported making a good recov- The bride, who was unattended, Mr McMillan in St Alexander’s making pals in heady passing plays, a dusty rose crepe frock with match- Lionel Campbell of Point au Chene. carried on by his sons In the same lo- ery. wore a powder blue dressmaker suit, Church, Lochiel, July 20th, 1886, Rev. the 'score could easily have been clos- Two other residents of Lochiel ing hat and carried Johanna Hill with a white sheer blouse, a small cation. A genial personality made Father Cicalari performing the cere- er According to police reports the little township were injured last week end roses and blue cornflowers. him many friends and was a definite flowered hat with a shoulder length mony. Shortly thereafter Mr and Mra Dunvegan often put on the pressure girl darted across the intersection of asset to his business. Mr Clement in separate haying accidents. Don- Mr Douglas C. Evans, brother of veil and white accessories.. She wore the groom, was bestman. The ushers McMillan came to Alexandria where and weer right in on the goal mouth St Paul and Main streets and fell was an active worker and strong sup- ald Norman MacLeod of McCrimmon a corsage of white gardenias and he has since operated a prosperous suffered nead injuries when he fell were Mr William Cook of Smith’s on what looked like sure scoring underneath the truck which was mak- porter of his church and its various lily of the valley. livery and taxi and transfer business. from a hay load to the pavement of Falls and Mr. John A. MacDonald of Mr and Mrs John Clark, sister and forays, but Campbell, the Pine Grove ing the turn onto Main street. The socieites Of their family of eight children goaler held them out, being hurt on The late Mr Clement was twice Hghway 34. He Is reported com- Montreal. brother-in-law of the groom, acted driver was able to stop before the dual Mrs MacKinnon, mother of the but two survive, Theresa, Mrs P. T. one such play, which necessitated his married; to Anne Campeau of Loc- pletely recovered from his injuries. as witnesses. Lynch of Montreal, and Alexander at being relieved in the second period by v/heels ran over the child and she hiel, who died n tl916, and later to Kenzie MacDonald of Kirwk Hill, bride, wore a two-piece street length Following the ceremony the happy dress of turquoise blue crepe trimmed home. Archie MacGillivray, who showed that escaped with a bruised leg. her sister, Mrs Alphonse Chevrier, who was taken to Cornwall General Hos- couple Will spend a short honeymoon ,he had lost .none of his old tricks. survives, together with three sons and pital following an accident, Saturday, with lace. Her corsage was of pihk in the city. carnations and Mis Evans, mother of And the Pine Grove backs were good five daughters as well as four step- in which he fractured his ankle. Mr. Mr. Wigfield will return shortly to Members Of Family the • groom wore a blue floral crepe They made it extremely hard for the sons and one stepdaughter One sister MacDonald is reported to have been Hamilton where he will complete his Ubald Rouleau dress and a corsage of pink roses. Dunvegan forwards to get into scor- Mrs Isaie Labrosse of Montreal also loading hay when he stepped course. Mrs Wigfield will join her Hold Re-Union Here ing position. Keith MacMaster, the survives. through the floor boards of the rack A reception was held at the home husband later. For the first time in many years, mighty atom at centre-half was every Bowls At Chicago His surviving children are; Raoul and pitched forward fracturing the of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Mr and all the surviving brothers and sisters where, mrssing nothing, and played a and Donat of Alexandria; OSoar of ankle. * . Mrs C. V. Curtis of Walkley Ave. For the third consecutive year J. KELLY—JARDIN of Mrs J. A. Lalonde gathered here powerful game. But the Pine Grove Glen Robertson; Mrs Arcadius Mas- N.D.G. The bride’s table was covered E. Ubald Rouleau, rated as Corn- In St. Dominic’s Church, Montreal, last week, when her five brothers and backs weer crowded. They never had sie, Alexandria; Mrs Adelard Menard with a hand embroidered grass linen wall’s top lawn bowler, will take part on Saturday, July 13th, the marriage so many corner kicks awarded agjiinst Three Army Trucks table cloth centered with the wedding two sisters were guests of Mrs La- in the International Lawn Bowling Glen Robertson,; Mrs Geo Wincent, took place of Ruby Olive Jardin, them which shows something of the cake and tall white tapers. londe and Mr Lalonde. -, Association Tournament to be held Laehine; Mrs Arthur Vincent, Ville Drawn For Glengarry daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Jardin force of the Dunvegan attack. Lloyd St Pierre, and Mrs Romeo Rousseau, Going away the bride was becom- Among those here for the enjoy- this year at Chicago. The tournament of Glen Nevis, to James Edward Kelly MacPhee played a hard-driving game Pointe Viau, Que R. J. Graham, Alexandria; Angus ingly attired in an American Beauty able get-together were Messrs Paul will get under way on August 3. wool crepe suit with black accessories son of the late James C. Kelly and Roy and Armand Roy of Lake Placid and led many dangerous attacks with The stepchildren are Antonio, Urquhart, Laggan, and Edward Major Mr Rouleau will represent Eastern ; and wore a corsage of white garden- Mrs. Kelly of Montreal, Rev. Jasper N.Y.; Mr Euclide Roy, Mr and Mrs his forward pals but the Dunvegan Donat, Eudore and Jean-Marie Chev- 4th Kenyon were successful in last Ontario on a Canadian team com- ias. Stanford officiating. forwards never got their passing plays ier, and Mi's Joseph Larivee all of J. B. Roy, Mrs D. Laferriere, Mon- posed of 24 players chosen from this week’s draw at London Ont for army The honeymoon will be spent in Given In marriage by her father, treal; Mr and Mrs W. Roy, Ste Ann® clicking like the Pine Grove boys Montreal did. The Dunvegan backs—Willie province. He will leave for Toronto trucks. Glengarry did well in Jthe Winnipeg and other western points the bride wore a floor-length gown dc Prescott and Mr and Mrs J. B. A lengthy cortege accompanied the MacLeod, Jimmie Campbell and all— .on Friday and from there will fly to draw with three successful out of and on their return they will reside in ! of white slipper satin with yoke of Lalranee, St. Eugene. remains from Montreal, Sunday after played strong, sure-kicking games, but Chicago. Teams'from all over United seven who had made application for Smiths Falls. white \sheer. Her ornament was a noon ,and a very large number of they may have failed — and this is States will participate in the tourna- Out of town guests included Mr and string of pearls, the gift of the groom relatives and friends called at the such trucks .The applicants will pro- pardonable—because it is no easy ment . Mrs Percy Evans, Mr and Mrs Dou- J Her fingertip veil was held in place Marcoux & Morris Funeral Home, bably go to London next week to re- Died Suddenly At task, to keep Dougald MacGillivraj Following his engagement at Chi- glas C. Evans, Mr and Mrs Fred ( with Elizabethan-type headdress, here, to pay a last tribute of respect ceive delivery of their trucks. under secure enough cover. Leaving cago, Mr Rouleau will fly to Belle- Catchpole ,Mr Charles Catchpole, Mr ! with clusters of lillies of the valley. The funeral very largely attended Woodhaven, L.l. Dougald uncovered is courting dan- ville to take part in a tournament on William Cook, Smith Falls; Miss She carried a bouquet of white 1 ger, but keeping him covered fs August 5. Mr Rouleau has always was held at 9.30 o’clock Tuesday morn Theresa MacRae of Kemptville, Ont; roses and baby’s breath. She Relatives in Glengarry received word ing, to Sacred Heart Church where Vankleek Hill something else again. been a strong contender in interna- Mrs. A. Franklin, sister of the bride, was attended by her sister; Pat- Monday of the sudden death of Mr , tional tournaments and will no doubt the pastor Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emile Se- Mr and Mrs John D. MacGillivray, ricia Jardin as maid of honor and John Flanagan which occurred as the All in all, it was a great game, that cours, sang the Solemn Mass of Re- thrilled the 500 fans in attendance. bring home a number of vfell deserved Mourns A. Poirier Mr and Mrs Louis Shepherd, Alexan- Misses Anita and Mildred Jardin as result of a heart attack, at his home, awards with him. He took first prize quiem He was assisted by Rev Geo dria; Mrs E. R. Cameron, Miss Jean bridesmaids. All were dressed alike in At times, in the excitement^ they A leading citizen of Vankleek Hill 9316-92nd ave, Woodhaven, Long at a tournament at Valleyfield last Cochet and Rev Henry Ouimet. Cameron, Lt.-Col D. C. Cameron gowns of baby blue crepe with match- crowded yards onto the field, and for the past 35 years and a former Island, , N.Y., early that morning. Sunday, when he skipped a team to Interment was in the family plot, and Mrs Cameron of Cornwall, Ont. ing hats topped with pink roses shoul gave the linemen a busy'night striv- resident of Glengarry, Mi-. Abraham Mr Flanagan was the husband of the two victories and a tie. St Martin of Tours cemetery, Glen der length veils and they carried nose ing to keep them onthe line. Both Robertson Poirier died at his late residence in MENARD—MEILLEUR former Ella McDonald of Glen Roy, —o gays of pink roses and sweetpeas teams played hard but clean. Not Vankleek Hill, Sunday, July 28th, and he leaves two young children In (Continued on page 5) St Margaret’s Church, Glen Nevis, I The bride’s mother wore an import- once was a really deliberate offense after a lengthy illness. Mr. Poirier addition to his widow. He was aged on June 22nd, 1946, was the scene of ed navy silk dress with large white committed and - Dunvegan took their Mrs. Heath Feted was widely known throughout Pres- ( 42. , the marriage of . Liliana Meilleur, hat and lime accessories and corsage defeat like the sports they are, with cott and Glengarry^ and tHe news of Mr Flanagan had been in ap- J. G. Gardiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence ; of red roses .The groom’s mother was the .remark "That Saturday’s game Before Marriage his passing was received with regret Meilleur, to Mr Maurice Menard, son parent gbod health and the tragic in navy blue silk with corsage of red will be another game’’. So be there I by many relatives and firends. He circumstances of his passing are of Mr and Mrs Louis Menard, all of j roses. The line-up— On the Thursday afternoon, prior Weds Mrs. Christie was aged 63. Green Valley. Rev J. A. Wylie of- heightened by the fact that his wife PINE GROVE—Goal, M. Camp- to her marriage, Mrs .E. Wiggins of I Mr Mack Hughes was best man Mr REGINA, July 29.—Hon. J. G. The late Mr Abraham Poirier was ficiated at the ceremony. and family were to have left this Ccbourg and Miss Elsie MacMillan of I William Cody and Mr Alex Jardin bell; backs, John MacMaster, A. Gardiner, 63-year-old Federal Minis- bom at St Anne de Prescott, a son of Given in marriage by her father week for a visit to Glengarry. Mr. LaSalle; halves Donald MacMaster, Glen Sandfield were joint hostesses I were ushers. ■ter of Agriculture and Maude Isobel Abraham Poirier and Mary Ann the bride wore a floor length dress, Flanagan was to have followed later. Keith MacMaster, Grant MacMaster, at the latter’s home at a miscellan- Christie, widow of the late Dr. H. H. Jeanette. The family came to Glen- with two flounced tulle skirt over j A reception was hçld at the LaSalle Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, forwards Donald MacSweyn, Wallace eous shower in honor fo their cousin, Christie, were married herq today at garry when he was quite young, set- satin, lace bodice with sweetheart Hotel whore Father J. Stanford pro- Mrs. W. J. O’Shea and Miss Bètty MacLeod. Dougald MacGillivray, Ray Elizabeth MacMillan. The house was 1 a quiet ceremony in the official tling in the Eigg district, 3rd Lochiel. neckline. Her embroidered tulle veil posed the toast to the bride. Miss O’Shea, Glen Nevis; Mr. John S. Me MacGillivray, Dougald MacMillan. prettily decorated with wedding bells 1 hotel suite residence of Lieutenant Mr. Poirier clerked in stores at Cas- fell from a headdress of lillies of the McMullin sang many popular airs Donald Glen Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Substitutes — Freddie MacLennan, and pink and white streamers. salman and St. Eugene before going valley and carnations. She carried 'while the groom sang “Girl of My Duncan Morris and Mr. Edward Governor R. J. Parker, Mrs. Chris- 1 Murray MacMaster, Willie Pichie. Mrs Wiggins presided at the piano, Vo Vankleek Hill where he built up a a bouquet of white lillies. Dreams”, accompanied by Father MacDonald, Alexandria, left Tues- DUNVEGAN—Goal, Fraser Camp- tie, born in 1884 at Seaforth, Ont., playing appropriate music while Miss was attended by her daughter Mrs. very successful retail business in his Miss Yvette Meilleur, the brides- ‘stanford on the piano. They received day by motor to attend the funeral bell, backs, Jimmie Campbell, D. Har- Catherine Chisholm -escorted the Ward Chase of Regina and thé bride, “White Palace” emporium. Ill health maid, wore’a floor length dress, made ' many gifts including several cheques. which was held Thursday at Wood- trick; haives Ian Stewart, Willie 1 ! bride-to-be to a nicely decorated groom was attended by his son Wil- forced him to dispose of the business with blue sheer skirt over satin and They, later left for Quebec City, the haven. - ' i- MacLeod. Gordon MacDonald; for- chair in front of a table laden with fred. The couple will make their early this year and he had been in lace bodice with sweetheart neckline bride travelling in a dress of navy wards, Borden MacPhee, Lloyd Mac- gifts. She then read a well worded serious condition for some weeks. Her veil was blue tulle and she wore linen with three-quarter length coat permanent residence In Ottawa. 1 Phee, Roger Hartrick, Alex. Stewart, address toihe bride-elect. Keenly interested in and an active a corsage of sweet peas. Mr Law- of turquoise, Navy accessories and New Parking Lot Bud MacKinnon. Spares—Kenneth Miss Elsie MacMillan assisted in It will be of interest to Glengarrians supporter of all progressive movements rence Crevler was groomsman. i corsage of pink roses. MacQueen, Mansel MacLeod, On Chisholm Park opening the pretty and useful gifts to note that Hon. Mr. Gardiner, in Vankleek Hill, he will be mourn- Referee—B.. Nurse, Cornwall. ’ which were passed around the room whose late wife was the former Violet ed by many. To Take Part In A bulldozer was at work on Chis- Lochiel Eliminated In Scoreless Tie for all'to see and admire. Miss Mac- MacEwen of Maxville, has now married Surviving, in addition to his wife Native Of Lancaster holm Park, Main street South, this Going into the second game of the Millan thanked the ladies for their the widow of a Glengarrian, the late the former Auxilium Villeneuve to Dies In B.C. Cornwall Parade week preparing the grounds for use semi-final series two up Dunvegan lovely remembrances and invited all Dr. H. H. Christie who was born whom he was married at Glen Ro- as a free municipal parking lot for to visit her in her new home, then all bertson in September 1911, are three Members of "D” Company, S. D. cars. Two street lights are being -played safely to come out with a at Martin town. Word has been received by relatives joined in singing "For she’s a jolly adopted daughters; Rev. Sr. Elizabeth & G. Highlanders (Reserve), under erected to illuminate the lot and It scoreless tie to win the round 2 — 0 good fellow.” Forty ladies registered de Jesus de Namur of Chapleau, Ont; here of the death of Andrew R. Dewar Command of Capt. Francis Pommier is expected it will be in use this week against Lochiel on the latter’s grounds which occurred at Port Haney B.C. In the bride’s memory book. Plans Erection Misses Lucille and Adele Villeneuve, will go to Cornwall, Wednesday next end (Continued on page 4) Dainty refreshments were served at home. Two brothers and three sis- Mr Dewar was born at Lancaster and a social time enjoyed by all dur- Of Home ters also survive: Emerie Poirier and Ont. 65 years ago and received his to take part in the unit’s march past when the salute will be taken by Vis- ing which Mrs. Edgertorr, of Mar- Mr Jean Paul Leger has purchased Eddie Poirier of Alexandria; Mrs. J. education there. Several years ago he Opens Barber Shop Again Champions went to Western Canada, having cellus, N.Y. in her own inimitable a lot on the north side of Lochiel St. Denis of Montreal; Mrs. A. Le- count Alexander, the Governor-Gen- spent some time in Winnipeg before A new barber shop was started In manner rendered several Scotch sel- street East and plans erection of a Febvre, Green Valley; and Mrs. eral. Some 35 members of this Com- In our football report of two weeks going to Port Haney. Alexandria, Monday, when Bruno ections en the piano. As the ladies cne-storey frame house, 30 x 40 feet. H. Girard, Alexandria. pany are expected to make the trip ago we used the Heading "Pine Grove dispersed for their homes all wished The funeial attended by many re- The funeral service and burial were Pigeon, late of the R.C.A.F., opened and they will fall in at the Armour- Again Champions.” For the benefit of Elizabeth many years of happiness in latives and friends was held Wed- at Vancouver. Mr Dewar is survived for business In the Chenier Hardware building. Mr. Pigeon, a son of Mr. any Dunvegan fans who may think her wedded life. Died At Edmonton nesday morning from his late resi- by his widow, Eva; one daughter, Mrs ies, here, at 11.30 a.m. M. Cameron; one son William; and Wednesday is Veterans’ Day of and Mrs Elzear Pigeon, has had six we were overlooking the fact that they At the close of the school term in Relatives here have received word dence to St. Gregory’s Church, Moose Creek where Miss MacMillan of the death at Edmonton Alta on Vankleek' Hill. Rev. Alcime poirier a grandson. Fred, all of Port Haney Cornwall’s Old Home Week celebra- years experience in barbering, he hav. won the championship last year, we B.C. His father William Dewar, a sis- ing been barber at the Rockcliffe had taught, the pupils presented July 10th of Mrs Duncan MacDonald. of Cornwall, a nephew, chanted the tions and Glengarry veterans will recall the fact that Pine Grove were their teacher with a sterling silver A native of Edmonton, Mrs MacDon- Solemn Mass of Requiem, assisted by ter Mrs T. A. K. Irwin, of Prince Air Station for the past three years. McDonald Cup holders in several re- bread tray and an address goth of ald was a sister-in-law of Rev Ron- two cousins. Revs. Henry and John George B.C. and a brother, William be among those making up the Guard We welcome him back to his native town. cent years. Miss MacMillan will always treasure ald J. MacDonald Alexandria. Fairfield. of Winnipeg also survive. of Honor for the Governor-General Un Glengarry New*, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, Ang-ost 2, 194' Page 2 ■l'-

Galaxies Have Tendency Acts of Incorporation which would 1 ind Black Pepper give them the authirity to reduce the ràin £ To Form Into Clusters par value of their stock to $10 a share ï$mf Same Vine .An investigation which led to a The par value of the indemnity com- Mo?} of the peppsi wfe}! 4PPW , new dgiemteaffflp ç| the. age^o} the pany is $100 and the other company eosmof was made rëçlhtlÿ by Dr. $50 Mr Finlayson opposed such pow- Eric Holmberg of the Lund observa- ers as stated and said that it was tory in Sweden, who is a guest re- search fellow at Mt. ..Wilson, Los not a good time to permit companies /Angeles, He studied the distribu- to split their capital stock. tion in space of the outside galaxies, Xerminatiou Of Control the individual uniyerses like the. As a result of P C. 3030 which has Milky Way. They are not uniform- been passed in Ottawa, effective Aug- ly distributed but seem to form themselves into several streams. Consultations In The Capital ust 15 of this year control over “con- Dr. Holmberg undertook to learn scientious objectors” for alternate ser some With the leader of the Official Op- lies, how long it would take for the position, Hon. John Brcaken, hinting vice will end. galaxies to geget into these configura- he peppçr pteji} c] tions, starting from a random dis-1 that a Dominion-Provincial Confer- Equitable Distribution "In this connection I should point like *'’}'• IP tribution through space. Galaxies ence should be called again for a Sake e Hying by. raj-'” appear to have a tendency to form "united” front in the attack on post- . cut that all areas are getting their poles ph which into clusters, just as individual war problems” and stories circulat- share of building materials under ht tf ” stars seem to gather in one area to equitable distribution methods ad- he vi form a galaxy or cluster. ing about the willingness of several shMe. provinces to sign separate agreements ministered by the Warime Prices and Small greçm berpiM IS.hlt!?* I As far as the small assemblages pow of clusters were concerned, their proposed by Finance Minister Ilsley, Trade Board in the same manner as pepper vlpe. They distribution, was consistent with a these latter rumoured to be New that in which all other scarce, supplies êKut thè of feag, ‘While. t|¥y are distributed in Canada,” said in still gre grèèh, they are picked and theory that an assemblage was be-i PRINTING Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Mani ing formed or that previous as- Parliament Rt Hon C. D. Howe ere dried la the çunshlne, ëf oyer toba, though others may come around semblages were breaking up, but Minister of Reconstruction and Sup- à SÏÇW Are. A?, they dr there is a considerable revival of black, hater they are the larger streaming of universes: "talk” about such a new meeting or plies, in explaining this most import- a powder. on the outer bounds of space in- ant point. "Quotas are calculated on So-called white ge| per is obtained dicated that the formation process Its possibilities now along Parlia- was the more likely one, and the ment Hill andj discussions seem to purchases during the base period from vines M I. J- and all distribution, whether to large I calculations were based on this, suggest that more news may be in the tu ‘ i It was necessary to know that; making than appears on the surface or small towns, is on that basis.” he the magnitude of the forces that| at the moment. At the same time it emphasized. Then they are Washed hgd $ped' were operating between galaxies, Is pointed out that Premier Macken- Important Implications The soft parts of the berriçs Oje re- and this required a determination: zie King who acted as Chairman of It must be reported at this time moved, and the seeds are ground of the average number of suns— that the operations of the Industrial intp white pepper. that is, stars—in each galaxy. The; the last Dominion-Provincial Con- Pdpper was used ip Europe dufinf figure arrived at by Dr. Holmberg SERVICE Relations Committee of Parliament ference in Ottawa, may not be in this was 100,000,000,000. have aroused considerable interest on ancient times. It was very çpstly capital until latein September as he since it had to be brought from th< has gone to Paris for the Peace Con- Parliament Hill on account of the wide Orient. Kings and prinçes th^ ference. spread labor unrest across this coun- Middle ages were much pljasec Smoking Cause of Heart Working Harder Than Ever try now and its possibilities, with its when anyone gave them suefi | fine activities in connection with the steel present as five or six pounds of Disease? Answer, Yes, No The Acting Prime Minister Rt. ) strike causing much comment in cir- pepper 1 Is smoking a cause of heart dis- Hon Louis St Laurent, has moved in ease? This perennial question ex- Parliament for the House of Com- cles backstage since the continuation ercised a group of eminent doc- mons to sit at 11 o’clock in the morn- of this strike after the Government Important Dietary Needs tors at the American Medical as- had taken over was interpreted as a ing each day, when in session and he sociation meeting. Thg Journal of sort of strike “against the Govern- Are Found in Vegetables the A.M.A. printed their arguments. said: "There still remanis a lot of Vegetables contain a fair gfea^e The doctors puffed clouds of argu- work to he done. Some of the meas- ment” or “state.” MeanwhUe, it is to be noted that the Canadian Direc- of the nine, ino.st important diftf— mentative smoke. ures yet to be dealt with seem to be essentials listed in the Natio: Dr. Frederick Arthur Willius of non contentious. Some of the legis- or of the United Steelworkers of Amer search council ch; the Mayo Clinic presented a sta- lation has already been very care- ice (CIO), C. H. Millard, in testify- ijection with the ] tistical study comparing the health ing in Ottawa, declared in part: “Un- fully considered in the sittings of Conference for Defense cafie) of several thousand smokers and non- standing or select committees and til this arbitrary imposition is re- President Roosevelt; in Was])! smokers who had visited the clinic. Milk and meat, particularly Conclusions: (1) in 569 smokers be-, should not take up much more of the moved we are not going to be able to solve the present labor disputes.” and kidney, supply tlje re$t of thems tween the ages of 40 and 59, there time of the House. There is, of course Many other foods al?® çoj)taifi W® He was referring to the Government’s was three times as much heart other legislation which some honor- or more of the vitamins and min- disease as in a similar number of attitude hi limiting increases to 10 sble members will require to have erals—fruits, eggs, whole gatfi non-smokers; (2) “beyond 60 years further debated in the House. It is cents an hour, with the remark that çereals and vitamin-fortified bread, of age, no noteworthy differences to name a few. apparent that oo matter how many claims have been made that this in were observed.” effect had thrown collective hargain- Take vitamin A, which the Nation- Other doctors promptly pitched hours a. day the House sits it will al Research council committee de-, into these statements. still be a matter not of days but of ing out of the window. termined should be taken by gn adult o Dr. Francis Daniel Murphy of weeks before we can get through the gt the rate of 5,000 units a day, and Milwaukee: “White and Sharber work that remains to be done, giving SANDRINGHAM by children a} from 1,500 tq 6,000 in 1934 stated that the incidence of unitsL^depending oh age. Vitamin it that care which it is necessary in cerfaary heart disease is even high- A is needed for good vision in dim er |ri non-smokers than in smok- the public interest that it should re- The monthly meeting of the Bap- light (it prevents night blindness) ceive. “With Ottawa weather hitting ers . . .” tist Mission circle was held at the and is necessary to protect the my- Dr. George Rudolph Herrmann 95 degrees and proving to be the home of Mrs D. A. McDiarmid, Max çous membrane lining the throat, of Galveston, Texas: “We see only “(hottest” city in Canadja att ville. The President, Mrs Wm Mer- jiasal passages and other parts çf the few sick smokers and lose sight now, the length of this session is be- riman opened the meeting with the gfe body. The richest vegetable of the great number of smokers who Source listed in various vitanjin as- have no symptoms to cause them to ginning to show its effects as many singing of a hymn and repeating the say tables is kale. One cub of membdns appeajr ifanxjiious to return Lord’s Prayer in unison.. The Secre- consult us . . . We are likely to be leaves, uncooked, hag 37,000 units of obsessed ... by our meager clin-, to their homes, though likewise anx- tary, Mrs Clarence McPhail, read the vitamin A, according to al’table ical experiences.” nous to complete their tasks heire. minutes of the last meeting and the published by one research authority, Encourage Mining Another authority gives 36,200 units roll call was answered by naming a : the cooked grgT1 Co presented bills before the Com- After the singing of the National ? ittee asking for amendments in their of weather without being late for Envelopes Invitations 'W Anthem a social hour was spent. Can Cure Own Ills class at any time. Every man can be his own medi- In fact, Foster said he knew just Annual Reports J Blotters ^ je chest, in the opinion of Dr. how many houses are located along iharles H. Wood, who addressed the; the Dixie highway and route 69 be- Auction Sale Bills ^ Cheese Factory Stationary Rational Chiropractic convention at: tween the Findlay corporation limits the Los Angeles college of chi.roprao-J and the Ada border, so familiar he tiç recently. “The secretions of; was with the route he traveled. many diseases,” he explained,' “There are 40 on the right side “have within them the essentials to and 25 on the left side,” he recaUed. bring about cures. Animals, by lick-j ing their wounds; reintroduce Into their bodies the germs which set up Consume Billion Pounds Onions ‘antibodies’ as immunizing agents. Anyone could earn the lasting In somewhat slmilaf fashion man gratitude of an Englishwoman to- Your Printing Orders will always be appreciated. cap make use of the secretions ofj day by giving her—of all things—a many external afflictions and some; bpx of onions. She will appreciate internal disorders by mixing them; our most humble vegetable more with distilled water abd pafetingj than candy. The onion shortage in ithem on a briskly rubped spot ch; England has been acute for months, the back to act as something akin! and at a recent charity party in to vaccination.” London, a basket containing a dozen large onions, tied with a bright rib- Sleeping on Train bon, was auctioned off for $20. THE GLENGARRY NEWS. Pullman berths are made up so; Europeans are not the first to be- that the passenger’s head points; wail their onion-less plight. The Is- toward the front of the car./ There raelites, wandering in the wilder- is. _>o advantage from this except; ness, complained bitterly to Moses that the head will pot be bumped; because they had none. against the hard steel partition if< Americans consume well over a there i? a sudden start of tfie treipJ billion f- pounds a year, worth Tfee direction of ffiè head has ijpth- $17,000,000 to growers, not counting irig to do with sleep or cjrculatlon. the onion’s first cousins—garlic, Reks, shallots and chiyes, _ .oxis&ii Th« GUnsarry Newt, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 194S Fags 3

BONNIE HILL cracy oan only do this in defense against aggression. Or we can fight Efflaaxrgi.it.Ho '1 (Intended for last issue) OBITUARY to make democracy work so well in Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hay and Aid to Egg Production NORMAN J. MacLENNAN our country that ah the rest of the children, Mrs Robert Nixon of Coch- ;h production of eggs during The death occurred after .several world will want to adopt it. That is j rane are visiting Mr. and Mrs. An- .mrtiêï months dan be obtâinéq months illness oi Sunday evening, the one way in which democracy can artidclaî lighting In _the , gus Hay. July 14th, of little Norman John Mac wage “aggressive war.” The one alter- Ultry house, announces ft.' C. | Col. James M. Anderson spent Lennan, beloved child of Mr and Mrs native of those who otherwise would ;le of the Cornell poultry départ- i Monday in Montreal. it, friio adds that the annoufidé-' John A. McLennan, Dalkeith just deplore the passing of democracy I Miss Dorothy Hay is visiting her ënt may interest poültrynièn ÜMro The funeral service was held in St or who “in self defense,” would plunge I sister and brother-in-law Mr. and re trying to increase egg pfoduc- Columba Presbyterian Church, Kirk the world into atomic war. on for the country as Well as for' H^ll, on Tuesday, July 16, at 2 p.m i Mrs. Shirley Carter in Toronto. reàter Income for themselves from | « • • 9 lelr poultry. Rev Norman F. Sharkey conducted TIME BOMBS Hello Polks! In the park, down by ^feirds that have not been under the service, taking for his text St. The concern of government should the river, or in your own back yard, or ïçîal. lights during the «Srlieh Matthew 18, verse 14, “Even so it is Democracy's be what motivates men, not just who move out under the sky for an occas- of the yëSr, Outlaÿ, ïn the’ not the will of your Father which is manages them. ional picnic. For there’s ease and 1èr, the birds that have had in heaven, that one of these little .clal lights,’ ” he gàÿï. 1 'Aggressive War good fellowship found in eating out- ones should perish.” There is a lot of difference be- little, If an „gain is made In doors that just cannot happen inside Pallbearers were Kenneth MacLen I There is plenty of room in the tween what is good and sound and TUE. WED. THUR. FRi. SAT. !al egg production' from" present'Dht what merely sounds good. SUN. MON. four walls. ,, Ity poultry stock when pladïd nan, Ferguson MacLeod, Donald Mac j world for nations with different ideas Leod and Havelock Denovan. ! But is there room for those with dif Roast Cold Fish Lamb Sauteed Vege- Minute If it’s possible to have a small fire under artificial jjÜghtinï.” We are all the same underneath Interment was in the family plot ! ferent ideologies? Lamb Lamb Loaf Casser- Liver able Steaks take weiners, corn and coffee. The ! Comparing results of the past but some keep themselves further un- 'two years, he antfourices 11 iiêï' in Kirk Hill cemetery. | An idea is something you may have ole Plate boy scout of today or yesteryear will derneath than others. enjoy helping in this cooking venture dent better production from the ürt-j Norman MacLennan is survived by in mind and do nothing much about. Group left- unrat- left- unrat- unrat- Group lighted tests than from the lighted one brother and one sister; Donald ! Or you follow it out in your own af- ioned ioned B He can build the fire while the pic- ones, in the ffiSfith of May; 9 pet KNOWLEDGE is knowing the facts. D over ioned over Angus and Helen Margaret. I fairs and leave other men free to fol- nic cloth is spread out and the limited 'fiSfit better production in June; INSIGHT is seeing their cause.WIS 6 lbs. 1 lb. supply of dishes arranged within i’àrly 10 per cent In July; âhd nè'5f: The fjowers were many and beau- I low out theirs. DOM is knowing what to do about 15 per cent Tn August. tiful, indicating the regret felt at his 2 everyone’s reach. The rest of the ! An ideology, however, is an idea them. coupons 5 tokens meal can be old-fashioned potato ! Heretofore, poultrymen have, death at such an early age. with an emotional charge. It burns o 4 tokens salad, cucumber sticks, small tomatoes placèd their pullets under lights to’ within you with such passion that you Stimulate egg Réduction. Today,1 7 tokens left over the bottles of mustard> salt and pep- want to give it to all the rest of the with the better (Quality stock avail- r* - per and the dessert of fat ginger jible lights ëtè not so Important,! COUNTY NEWS world and you foam fab-reaching cookies and fresh peaches. You may ?le sSÿs, as Previously wheft it W'S#1 plans to do so. For a choice summer Sunday dinner, roast leg o* lamb is suggested, rounded out with a rich brown forget (on purpose) the sugar, but a often «ê&êssm becSüâè ôf th|| By their very nature, therefore, op- ity oFthe 1161117 to atlhiulate gravy and a flavorsome mint sauce. On Monday, bottle of cream for the coffee is a GLEN N OHM AN posing ideologies must grapple with treat. ’uçtipn. new jacket-boiled potatoes and a choice from the each other in a global “battle roy .al” season's vegetable offerings will "hot up" the cold By the way we suggest you leave on tests In California recently, tha Jets ^é'îe fçySid to five belief' (Intended for last issue) until, by greater power of persuasion meat A fish loaf, prepared from canned or freshly the inner busks of the corn and peel fhSit the lighting. In tests Mr and Mrs W. Morris and Mr oi achievement, one wins the other or cooked fish, and served either hot or cold according them back far enough to rub off the ,et flocks, 6 per êent fewér haW Cecil Morris of Detroit, visited recently subjugates the other by a greater to the mercury's meanderings, is suggested for n the'dSSM In which lights silk and pull back over the com— with friends in this vicinity. force of aims. Tuesday's meatless eating. A little culinary craft then weiners aftd corn can go |in üièd. Master George McDonald of Brock If democracy is just an idea it will will transform the roast remnants into a tasty cas- same black iron pot. ville, is at present holidaying at the fall before the passion and the plan serole dish for Wednesday. On Thursday, liver . Here are some more picnic ideas: hypertension Said to Kill home of his grandmother, Mrs M. of a robust ideology. Even a bad plan which is such excellent nutrition insurance, can be 1. Bologna heated , in spicy tomato tastefully sauteed to provide a rationless meal. A More Persons Than Cancer Say ant. is stronger than ,none. But if demo- sauce, sliced thick and served on ■ ■ .X.- 'I Mr and Mrs Laurent Meilleur mot- cratic ideals really burn within us. rainbow of colourful vegtables is suggested for toasted buns with corn niblets. If your doctor tells you that ÿôu Friday's meatless meal, followed perhaps by a have a blood prlilTûtè of ISO, hi1 ored to Monteal on Friday and were and we have an adequate plan; de- fresh fruit pie with cheese (remembering of course, 2. Hamburgers are a natural picnic jSleins that ÿoirré all right that: accompanied back by their daughter mocracy itself becomes an ideology. that a one-cruster saves flour which is so urgently feast. Make them into patties at home scofe. (Morfhal adult blood pfesil Miss Rejean, who will spend some- And it is sentimental nonsense to sup- me) 110 to IS'ÔJ He also nVëans needed for shipment overseas). Mindful of the carry between layers of waxed paper time here. pose that it can passively exist side housewife's fondness for an easy day, minute 3. Stuffed eggs have many variat- m§t the press'ute in ÿoür arteries Mr and Mm A. Dumas of Monreal by side with any other. We must fight j MOM steaks are suggested for Saturday. And spared ions.' Try de veiling them by an old Irive up à column of mèrcurÿ iïïiimeter's high, or a column' and Mr and Mrs L. Leger of Chrysler to make our Christian democratic BANKS 9 POST OFDCiS from the week's eating are 7 tokens which you Can recipe. Mix yolks of 4 eggs, 1-4 tsp. water about 5 feet 10 Inches high. Ont, visited on Sunday of last week ideology supreme or lose It. OSPARTMINT STORM . DRUGGISTS share with the hungry abroad by turning them in salt, 1-2 tsp mustard, 1-4 tsp cay- penenslon, of high blood preS- with Mr and Mrs George Quenneville Remember, however, there are two GROCERS . TOBACCONISTS to your local ration board or authorized coupon g BOOK STORES ami Mh9> RETAIL STORES enne , 1 tsp vinegar and 1 tbsp salad fh, ciuSel headaches, dizziness,' and family custodian. Omnia, leads évèntually to hard-] ways to fight. We may fight with dressing. Fill halves and stick to- After spending the past week in arms, though of its nature, demo- gether again. Vary by adding prepared id méfiés oJçïburdeh'édj ) hearts. Hypertension klllsf» moïé Montreal, owing to the illness of horseradish, minced meat and parsley fcëOpie a year, some 375,000 (n tlie Mrs MacDonald, who is a patient in 4. Apples, onions and potatoesj taste Ü. S.—than dânççr. Specialists dau the General Hospital there, Mr John better cooked outdoors for a change. patient^ with ijigk blood prSIduï'è! D. McDonald returned to his home 5. Man-sized sandwiches and pick- i hypertensives.’’ cn Saturday last. les. l Dr, Ijying H. Page did n

Miss Eleanor Found, Toronto left for INSTITUTE MAKES PRESENTAT- , vegan and Pine Grove meet in the COUNTY NEWS home on Sunday following a week’s ION TO NEW ARRIVAL second of the finals at Pine Grove, ANNOUNCING visit at the home of her aunt and Eight visitors were included in the and you can be assured of another MAXVTLLE uncle, Miss Ada Cass and C. G. Mc- thirty women who attended the Wo- ] great contest. The winner ©f this Items of Auld Lang Syne Killican. men’s Institute meeting in the hall series will be declared Glengarry The opening of the Miss Jennie Cameron, Cornwall, Misses Erma and Audrey Metcalfe on Friday afternoon. Mrs Stanley Champions and if possiblej a series CITY BARBER SHOP Gleaned From The Fyles oi The Glengarry News spent Wednesday with Mrs W. D. Ottawa, are holidaying at their homes Kippen president, was in the chair with the Ottawa champions will be Campbell. Rev H. Doig, Mrs Doig and daugh- and was assisted by Mrs R. E. Smith arranged to declare a winner for the in the Injured when struck by a car, here two weeks ago, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong ter Diane left Tuesday to holiday at as secretary. She called on Mrs A. Ottawa and district championship. Chenier Hardware Building Wilfrid Masse, 11, died in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, visited Mrs Campbell on Wednesday Avoca and Montreal. H. Robertson, who on behalf of the Meanwhile an elimination schedule on Wednesday afternoon. evening. Misses Minnie McDiarmid and Tass Women’s Institute, welcomed Mrs will be drawn up to decide a winner ALEXANDRIA TEN YEARS AGO He was a son of Mrs. Cecilia Messrs Mack Rodger and Wallace Marjerrison of Central Butte, visited Sam Gardiner to Canada, to Max- for the Greenspon Cup. So senor Friday, July 31, 1936 Masse, Main street south. Blaney, Ottawa were week end visitors their cousins, the Misses Aird, Athol viile and to the Women’s Institute. clubs get in. your entries. Mr. Bruno Pigeon, late of the Mr. John IA. McCrim- with Mr and Mrs Leonard Hurd. on Sunday. Mns Leonard McNaughton presented R C .A F., announces the opening of mon, Mrs. McCrimmon^ son John of McCrimmon, and Miss Tass Marjerrison Central Mr and Mrs W. J. McMillan, with her with a pair of sheets and flannel his new barber shop in Alexandria, Mr. McCrimmon’s sister, Mrs. R. W. McLeod of Skye, Butte Sask., is the guest of Miss Mrs J. W. Morrison and Miss Doro- ette blankets. In Quarter Million Club left Wednesday by motor on a trip to the Canadian Minnie McDiarmid. thy Morrison of Haileybury, Ontario On behalf of the Red Cross, Mrs A The Prudential Assurance Com- and solicits your patronage. West and Vancouver. Quick work with fire extinguish- Misses Ruth MacLean and Irene visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs D. Stewart presented Mrs Gardiner pany of Canada, Ottawa Branch, has SIX YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ers by neighbors saved the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Lapachuk , Montreal were home for Kenneth McDonald, MJr and Mrs with a quilt, flanelette blankets and announced that one of their repre- man Lacroix Lochiel, on Monday, when fire started in the week end with Mr and Mrs J. M. Blaney and D. P. McDiarmid Corn smaller articles. Mrs Gardiner ex- sentatives, Anghs H. McDonell qua- 31-2C. the summer kitchen—Mr. and Mrs. James Benton and MacLean. wall. pressed her thanks for the kindness lified for the Quarter Million Club in Mr. and Mrs. Colin B. McDermid were tendered a re- Mrs R. J Hoople returned on Fri- Mrs Aurelie Guindon arrived in shown her. life insurance for the year ended ception in Ferguson’s Hall, Maxville, Monday evening. day from a week’s visit with her town this week from overseas and is Mrs D. G. McEwen was hostess June 20th. Mr. McDonell who is the Mr. and Mrs. McDermid,the former Grace Evelyn Hous- daughter. Airs Archie Campbell, Mr being warmly welcomed. for the afternoon, Mrs Robert Mc- i Company’s representative in his na- ton, were married July 18th, at Merlin, Ont_ Premier Campbell and son Clark, Cardinal, Mrs A. M. Allin, President of the Kay spoke on “Citizenship” Dorothy tive Glengarry, has also established Hepburn has taken steps to see that the graves of On- Ontario. Professional and Business Women’s Buchan sang a solo accompanied by a fine client business in the fire and tario’s First Premiers, John Sandfield MacDonald, and Mr and Mrs W. A. MacEwen holi- Club, Regina, who was attending a Shirley McNaughton and Isabel Kip- casualty branch as representative of Simon Fraser, the noted explorer, are properly maintained dayed in Syracuse and Saratoga convention in Toronto and visiting pen played a piano solo. A contset in Ault Kinney & Co. in St. Andrew’s cemetery, J. Cameron Cluff, B. S.c, of Springs last week . relatives in Ottawa, spent Monday charge of Mrs Alex McGregor and Maxville, has gone to Asbestos, Que, where he has ac. Mr arid Mrs G. H. McDougall re with Mrs A. D. Stewart. Mrs D. A. McDermid was won by cepjted a position with the Johns Manville Co. turned on Friday from a two week’s Miss Edith Taylor, Pembroke, was Mrs. A. D. Stewart. The prize, holiday on the St. Lawrence. the guest of Mrs W. S. McLean on a sugar and cream set was given Mrs Final Game Cornwall is preparing to welcome many of her for- Mr and Mrs Onesime Rose, Corn' Friday and Saturday. Gardiner by the winner. ALEXANDRIA mer sons and daughters when on Saturday the S. D. wall, were guests of Mr and Mrs Jos Mr and Mis Edwin Munroe, Rhine- Lunch was served and a social hour FRL —SAT. —AUG. 2-3 & G. “Old Home Week” is ^enjoytfd. j Glengarry Football Clavette on Tuesday and Wednesday teck, N.Y are visiting his aunts, the TWENTY YEARS AGO to be opened. The electrical LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Maurice and Germain Charbonneau, Misses Aird, this week. Friday, July 30, 1926 and street decorations will also visited them on Wednesday and Miss Adeline fet John daughter of DUNVEGAN DUNVEGAN be the finest ever seen in Thursday . Mr and Mrs Joseph St. John is a Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacLeod of Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mi’s. Angus A. McMillan Miss Juanita Golden, Moose Creek at patient in the Shriner’s Hospi'.al Mon Toronto arrived here on Saturday to of McCrimmon were in Cornwall on Wednesday were visited her mother, Mrs Robert Gol- PINE GROVE treal, Que. spend a few days with their children they attended the religious profession of their daughter, den Sunday evening. Week end guests of Mr and Mrs and their mother Mrs. D. R. Mac- Sister McMillan ofthe Sisters of the Hotel Dieu——Miss Mrs D. J. McLean spent last week W. S. McLean were their son. Jack Leod and family. Saturday Night Jo. Kerr has accepted a position in the Census Branch at with her sister, Mrs. F. Watrhouse McLean, Mr and Mrs A. S. Wood, Mrs. J. Hartrick of Montreal is Ottawa She left on Friday. A regrettable accident and Mr Waterhouse, Montreal. Montreal. visiting friends here this week. AUG. 3rd marred the Greenfield-Dunvegan football match on Wed- Miss Audrey McLean was the guest Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, Apple Mr. Angus MacQueen, after spend- nesday evening which was won by thé former team 2—0. of Mr and Mrs George Colborne, Ap- Game starts at 6.45 Standard Hill, visited Mr and Mrs A. D. Stew- ing hodilays here returned to Mont- Dan McCuaig clean, fast Greenfield player, broke his ple Hill for a couple of weeks. Usual admission art on Monday. real on Friday. , leg just a few moments after counting the winning goal. Mrs H. A. Ohristie and Mrs E . E. During the past week, the Ferguson Mrs. Jessie Reid, Cornwall, visited rMr. Rod N. McMillan, lately of Toronto, has assum- Chrisp were guests of Mrs George Thresher Co. ’ shipped for the with her mother, Mrs. M. Carpen- ed the management of the Marble works here, the pro- Keiller and Mrs. John Jamieson, I Dominion Government, two special ter and brother, John on Tuesday. perty of the late George R. Duvall Dr. and Mrs. J. Ville St Pierre last week. Plot Threshers for use at the Experi- Mr. Everet Crane after, spending T. Hope announce the engagement of thir eldest daugh- Miss Isabel Morrison, Ottawa, is Big Dance mental stations of Sanniehton, B.C. two weeks’ holidays here, returned to ter, Dorothy Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert John Graham,son visiting Miss Hazel Coleman. and Smithers, B.C. Montreal on Sunday. of Mr and Mrs Robert Graham of L’Orignal Gnt The i Mr and Mrs Ed Cameron, Cornwall J Mr and Mrs D. D. McGregor spent Mr. Robert MacLeod of Durban, marriage will take place in August. visited her parents Mr and Mrs Neil At The Hub . the week end with Mr and Mrs A. Manitoba and niece Miss Sara Urqu- A. McLean, the first of the week. ! Boyce, Montreal . hart of Laggan, called on friends here Ontario’s hot wave is a record breaker. It has been Mrs, Angus Fraser, Dunvegan is ALEXANDRIA | During the month of July the con- on Tuesday. responsible for the death of several valuable horses here, visiting Mrs. Hugh Christie for a few j gregations of St Andrews andi the Mrs. J. L. Cameron, Montreal, is including animals owned by days. : United Chuch united for worship in visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuesday THIRTY YEARS AGO Messrs, A. D. MacGillivray, Mr. and Mrs. N. Stewart with Mr. Friday, July 28, 1916 A. Danis and L. Marcoux of Presbyterian Church. For the month Cameron tihs week. r Starring and Mrs. A. L. MacLennan and Alexandria and Mr. Alex. j of August services will be continued Miss Dorothy Dewar, Kirk Hill, is AUGUST, 13th BARRY FITZGERALD family visited Miss Maud and Burns ; in the United Church. spending this week with her sister Chisholm of Lochiel. Mr. J. R. McMaster who for WALTER HUSTON MacGregor Sandringham. Mrs Peter Christie and Miss Katie Music by the past sixteen \years has been propritor of that well Mrs. J. Campbell. LOUIS HAYWARD Miss Mary Grace Austin, Oshawa j McLean visited in Ottawa over the Mrs. G. Austin spent a few days know» hostelry, The Ottawa House; has rented same SID PLUMADORE AND HIS was the guest of Miss Muriel McRae week end. « POPULAR ncrurat, INC. PROOUCUOM to Mr. E. Rouleau of Bourget, Ont., who assumes the with her son Clifford of Alexandria for two weeks and returned on Fri- WESTERN PALS management on Tuesday next. Mr. and Mrs. McMaster Dr W. B. McDiarmid and Ewing West, who with his daughter Leila, is day with her parents, Mr and Mrs A. Added Attractions— will occupy their residence on St. Paul St. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh spent Tuesday in Ottawa. recovering from a severe attack of Modern and Old Time Dancing. Austin who were guests at her home Rouleau and family have arrived in town and are being Mrs W. D. Campbell had with her measles and complications. Dancing 9 to 1 o’clock D.S.T. Sea Sirens the latter part of the week. warmly welcomed The Alexandria High School for the week end, Mr and Mrs Joseph GRANDMOTHERS’ DAY Donald Gillis, Montreal was a week The Exterminator Board has filled the two vacancies on the staff. Miss Armstrong of Lancaster. Miss Agnes The July meeting of the Women’s end visitor with his father, John ADMISSION 50 Cents Ethel Ostrom daughter of our esteemed citizens, Mr. and Cameron, Sandringham, is her guest Institute met at the home of Mrs. ) Gillis. Canadian Paramount News Mrs. I. B. Ostrom, who has been teaching at Haileybury, for a few days. James Urquhart when the grandmo- takes Miss McLennan’s place, while Mr. Davidson will be Week end visitors with Mr and Mrs thers of the community were enter- MON. — TUES. — AUG. —5 — 6 succeeded by Mr. M. Cameron B.A , of Toronto, D. J. McLean were Mrs George Buell MacPHERSON—CASS tained. There were about fifty in Expressions of keenest sorrow were heard on all sides yes. Miss Edith McLean, Miss Flora Mc- An event of interest to many fri- attendance including grandmothers, terday aftrnoon when the news was received of the death Dougall, Alex Waterhouse of Ottawa. ends throughout the counties took visitors and members. Thes President Mrs. George Flem- by drowning of Mr. Arthur Smith, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs E. E. Chrisp is in Ottawa for place on Saturday, July 27th ,in Al- ing welcomed the grandmothers. In Mrs. A. L. Smith of Cornwall. At the time of the fata- the week end. monte Baptist Church, when Rev. lity, the unfortunate youth was bathing with some com- Mr and Mrs Alex McDougall, Miss William Aird solemnized the marriage response, Mrs. J. Urquhart read a panions near Cornwall. This week Mr. Hugh McLean, Edith McDougall, Hugh, John and of Sarah Marjorie .daughter of Mr letter from Mrs. A. J. MacGillivray thanking the members of the W.I. Maxville received a cable from France conveying the dis- Archie McDougall, Finch, spent Sun- and Mrs John E. Cass to Donald John for their words of welcome and their tressing news that his son, 2nd Lieut. W. S. McLeaæ, day evening with Mr and Mrs D. Gralton MacPherson, son of Mrs Fin- R. F. T., had received severe gunshot wounds in hand J. McLean, Miss McDougall remain- ley MacPherson and the late Mr Mac- thoughtfulness in having the grand- mothers present that day. After the and neck. ed to spend the week with Miss Au- Pherson of Maxville. opening exercises, a letter of appre- drey McLean. During the ceremony which took ciation was read from Mrs. Murdie Thomas A. Edison started on Aug. 1st with an au- Mrs Rolland Hughes, Sandringham place at 2 30 o’clock, Miss Maude MacRae of Sudbury by the Secretary tomobiling party to tour 2,000 miles through Canada. visited Mr and Mrs Alex McGregor Mattock presided at the organ.. Mrs. for her welcome from overseas. They are provided for camp Sunday till Tuesday evening. Earle Simpson and Mr ’William Scott The Motto “my grandmother sits in FORTY YEARS AGO ing out and will search Mr and Mrs Clarence MacGregor attended the couple. her quaint arm chair” was dramatized Friday, Aug, 3, 1906 closely for Cobalt which and daughter, Sheryl, are spending The bride was attractive in a travel by three young girls of Skye. The Edison needs for auto b^j- ( the week camping near Farran’s Point ling suit of Fiesta blue wool with !(Swith j programme consisted of reading’s, re- teries. The Citizens’ Band under the able leadership of NINA FOCH white accessories. Her corsage bou- j citation and contess. The oldest Professor Hyde* gave their much appreciated band con- DAME MAY WHITTY quet was of Briarcliffe roses. grandmother wah Mrs. M. L. Stew- GEORGE MACREADY cert Fiday last> on. the newly erected handstand which ROUND VARNO • ANITA BOLSTER • OQ Q Following the cermony, Mr and is situated on the grounds adjoining the Fire Hall. art the youngest, her daughter Mrs acgcM Horse Races Mrs. McPherson left on a short trip Mr. Arch McMillan has added another fine horse to his J. Urquhart. The grandmother with to the Thousand islands and on Tieb gurealreay well stocked livery. He recently purchased it nom the shortest skirt was Mrs. Alex. J. Added Attraction^—Little Red Riding Rabbit return will reside in Maxville. Mr, Angus McMaster, Laggan, at a handsome figure. Campbell; the one with the smallest Owing to length of this program, shows start jat ^ pm. Miss Lena Cameron made the highest marks among the MAXVILLE Mrs MacPherson served on the staff waist was Mrs. Charles Stewart; the Convent pupils at the recent Entrance Examination, thus of the local public school for three grandmother with the most grand- winning the gold medal, Ground has been broken close Wednesday years and a year in S.S. 18 Kenyon children. was Mrs. D. H. Kennedy. WED. - THURS. - AUG. 7 — 8 to the grove on Bishop St. North, for the erection of a with outstanding success. With Mr Prizes were presented to these grand- new residence to be occupied by Bailiff A. McDougall. MacPherson she has the best wishes mothers by Mrs K. K. MacLeod. BILL’S cor: August, 14th An auction sale of aprons was con- This is one morelink in the chain of residences between of the community for happiness and SOMETHING the station and town, and is an evidence of Alexandria’s prosperity. ducted by Mrs. Charles Stewart; Mrs IN HIS Watch for Details F. MacKinnon acting as Clerk. A steady growth. On ’Wednesday Mr. Paul Lalonde, while EYE... sing-song was enjoyed by all. Our at work in the Schell factory; had the mis- fortune to lose the end of one of his fingers, but at latest hostess served a very dainty lunch and tea .including a grandmother’s reports the injured member is doing well. cake. The honor of cutting it was U\-'. r. bestowed on Mrs. M. L. Stewart, No fewer than 1,726 grinders have been sold in Glen- Canning Supplies the great grandmother. ' gary by the Webster Grinder Co. of Pembroke, whose re- Mrs. D. D. MacKinnon proposed a presentatives are making the Commercial Hotel here toast to the grandmothers. This was , FIFTY YEARS AGO their headquarters. For the We are in a position to supply you with all accessories for responded to by Mrs. D. W. Mac- Friday, July 31, 1896 .past month or six weeks canning, such as : Leod. Snaps were then taken of Charles they have been working here CANS—Plain, No. 2 $4.20 per 100; 2i/2 — $5-20. grandmothers and different groups and each morning a number of fine teams with elegant Enamelled No. 2, $4.50 per 100; 2% — $5.50 The National Anthem brought this yv COBURN carriages leave town to cover Glengarry.'——Messrs. Mc- LIDS—Plain or enamelled No. 2, $1.10; No. 2% $1.40 interesting meeting to a close. The Joan William VINCENT PRICE-LYNN BARI Donald & McPhee have completed their contract cf next meeting is to be held at the Canning Machines, Hand $14.50; Electric $85.00 building the new fence around the High School grounds. home of Mrs. D. H. Kennedy. BENNETT EYTHE The Messrs. J.O. & H. Mooney have set their em- Buy one of these machines that help to make your canning in Berry Fleming’s ployees to work to clean up the debris left around their easier and work faster. mill as a result of the recent f ire. We have not learned yet Juice Extractor $9,40 — to strain tomatoes, oranges, Football for a certainty whether it is their intention to rebuild, lemons, pineapples, spinadh,; berries and other fruits. Colonel , (Continued from page 1) AIFRWWERKER Ml* On Tuesday a large number of young people from points Fruit Jars, quarts $1.35 per doz.; pints $1.10. gmnvfM in Glengarry between Glen Robertson and North Lan. last Saturday evening. Lochiel mov- AUBREY-“IHIUCK SCHE PICTRgf caster organized a driving party to Rigaud mountain. A DON T WAIT — BE WISE — COME NOW! ed back Clifford Morris from the de- fense to goal where he played smart- most enjoyable day was spent in dancing, rowing and And you will find many ways of saving on the family budget. 1 r.. ''jMSt*- IcMte&ij&gS&aSSSfifr't 'other amusements until a late hour when all returned ly to take the place of the regular A 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE ^ home pleased with the day’s outing. Last week two goaler, Keith MacMillan who was young gentlemen from Iroquois, Jack Patton and Harry unfortunate enough that day, to have Added Attractions—Johnny Smith and Poker Huntas Graham came down the north channel of the Long Sault MacGregor’s Hardware and Electrical Supplies broken his leg while cranking his car. Owing to length of this progruB, shows start at 7 pm Rapids in a 16-foot skiff. Phone 10 Maxville. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Tomorrow evening (Saturday), Dun- Jlw Glnigairy Kewi, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 1946 -ii#1' Page 5

Mr and Mrs R. Braley, after spend After the ceremony the bridal party Joe Lefebvre, local taximan was ing a few days with Mr and Mrs Jas were met at the church door by the IN MEMORIAM lucky enough to be able to secure a In loving memory of Trooper Pat1 Robertson, on Tuesday returned to, s^h‘l of the pipes piayed by Miss SHOP AND ADVERTISE COUNTY NEWS new Chevrolet and fs once more William, killed in action in Italy, July 1 Hamilton. I Connie Kippen, Maxville; who ac open for business and rarin’ to go. eom a 31, 1944. IN OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Week end visitors to the Glen were P nied the young couple to the GLEN ROBERTSON Picking berries has been the main John Lacombe, John McDonald John | home of the bride’s parents where a ‘‘Blow, golden trumpets, mournfully, pasttime forthe past few weeks. For all the golden youth that’s fled, Your Ad. on thii page is guaranteed to go Houle, Catherine McDonald, Muriel ; huff et breakfast was served to the Upon the arrival of the Montreal Alex MacKenzie of Vars ,on holi- For all the shattered dreams that lie, Dunn Phyllis McCulloch, Mr. d ' immediate relatives and friends. into more than 2,000 homes, reaching approxi- train, Saturday, the funeral of Joseph days, spent a few days here last week. an Where God has laid the quiet dead Mrs R. Faguay all of Montreal als® ! They were presented with many beau Laframboise took place. Also on Tues At a ball game played here Sunday Beneath an alien sky.” mately 10,000 Readers. day morning many attended the fun- Mrs Lyla Shields of Brockville. I gifts and cheques. the Glen took a beating from Apple Leo Sauve has taken over his mo- | Later Mr and Mrs Rolland left on Dad, Alex, and Ann. eral of Zotlque Clement of Alexandria Hill. The score was 6-22 Dunvegan, Ontario. 31-lp ther’s business, the bakery and feed their honeymoon trip to Pembroke BORN but formerly of this parish. Both Miss Genevieve Touchette, Montreal WANTED : ! store. . [ and other points. For travelling the FISHER—At Dartmouth N.S., on funerals took place to St Martin of is holidaying with her parents JMki IN MEMORIAM Assistant Cook General, wanted for In time of drought prepare for a bride wore a turquoise blue eyelet In proud and loving memory of our Friday, July 19th, 1946. to Fit. Lieut. Tours cemetery. and Mrs. A. Touchette. small select Laurentian jGuest House^ flood—Alex Robertson and Rory Me ' embrokjory dress with, white accès nephew Trooper Patrick Lloyd Wil-|and Mrs' G‘ C‘ Fisher’ a daughter. Scotch Owners. Regular hours, good Lellan have been assisting the county 1 series. They were accompanied to the Hams who was killed in action in MacDONALD—At Ottawa on Wed remuneration and living quarters. engineers in surveying the McDonald train by the guests and Miss Connie Italy on July 31, 1944. j Apply Homehwst, Val Morin Sta- 1 cesday, July 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson drain which has to be Kippen who played selections on the All he had hoped for, all he had, he J. Bernard MacDonald—a daughter. tion, Que 3i-i0 cleaned out. pipes until the train left. gave Mr and Mrs Paul Lacombe have To serve mankind—himself he scorn- MacMILLAN—At .Dr. MacDonald’s TEACHER WANTED Tombola with them at present Miss Edythe ed to save.” Qualified teacher wanted , publie Hospital, Vankleek Hill, on Friday, DALKEITH School Section No. 16, Charlotten- Lacombe, Montreal . Mr. and Mrs. Rod MacCximmon. July 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur burgh, duties to commence Sept 3rd, Dunvegan, Ontario. ’ 31-lp MacMillan, a daughter. at Glen Robertson APPLE HILL Mr. Alex. MacKenzie of Vars and 1946. Apply stating experience and in aid of brother Roddie of jVankleek Hill, AUCTION SALE qualifications and salary expected te ROLLAND—MCBAIN spent part of last week at their resi- FARM FOR SALE R. J. McDonald, Sec.-Treas No. !• ST. MARTIN OF TOURS CHURCH At Lot 18-9th Con. Lancaster, half 100 acres. South half lot 10 Con 3 On July 16th, at 9 a.rrt. St Anth- denee here, mile east of Glen Norman, on Thurs- Charlottenburgh, Glen Roy, Ont 28-tf FRIDAY AND SATURDAY onys Church here was the j Mrs. Jas. McDonald of Bridge End Township of Finch; land all tillable day, Aug. 15th at 1 p.m. (D.S.T.), small bush good timber fine frontage scene of a pretty wedding when Miss ( visited her brother, Mr. A. W. R. farm stock, implements, etc. farm of TEACHER WANTED Mayme Josephine McBain, daughter, McDonald, for a few days last week, good buildings; 1 1-2 ’miles west of For S.S. No. 15 Lancaster Twp. August 9th and 10th 100 acres will also be offered for sale, Finch village. Apply to G. H. of Mr and Mrs Peter McBain, Apple j Miss Lena MacLeod returned to Albert Faubert, Auct. Paul Emile Glengarry County an experienced tea- Bingo, Bazaar, Fish Pond and other amusements ADAMS, Finch, Ont. 29-4c cher with first class certificate, du- Hill became the bride of Mr David ^ Toront after spending some holi- Marleau, Prop. 31-lc And a very good programme Ray Rolland son of Mr Lawrence Rol. | days with her mother and sister Mr& ties to commence September 4th, 1946. CHICKS Salary $1350.00 Apply to D. A. VALUABLE PRIZES land, Maxville. The Rev. C. F. Gau- A. S. McMeekin. AUCTION SALE Bray has broilers, breeds like Light LOT 29-9th LANCASTER CONDIE, Secretary - Treasujref EVERYBODY WELCOME thier, P.F, sang the High Mass andj Mr. Garth Irvine spent the week Sussex, N.H. x W.L_ immediate de- 1 mile west of Glen Norman Balnsville, Ont. 3i_2 the two brothers of the bride, Ian end with Natives at Vankleek Hill, C ENTRANCE FREE ON TUESDAY AUGUST 13th, 1946 livery Also started pullets, special and Adair McBain were the servers, Among those who attended the prices. Particulars from Graham at the Mass The bride looked charm- j,orse races at Dalhousie were our at 1 p.m. D.S.T. AGENTS WANTED Creamery Co., Alexandria; Mrs. A. Exclusive Territories in Eastern ing in a floor length gown of white 34 head High Grade Holstein Cattle local horseman Mr. Frank Lavigne S. McMeekin, Dalkeith. Ontario for six salesmen Bi-Lingual triple sheer with fitted waist line and The following farm stock, impie, and family. They report good fast ments, etc. — 15 choice cows, 6 heif- by an old Established Dairy Equip- full flowing skirt trimmed with a races . CANNING ment Distributor—must have a cat cascade of white rosebuds. Her long ers coming 3 years old; 5 heifers, Save your sugar by having your The football game played here on —excellent commission to a man who veil was held in place with a coronet coming 2 years old; 6 heifer calves, fruit canned by the undersigned. We Tuesday evening between Glen Sand- can show results. Apply Box M. c-o of white flowers and she carried a bull calf 18 month old bull, black ajso can vegetables and meat. MRS. field and Dalkeith resulted 2—1 in The Glengarry News. 31-lQ bouquet of white lillies, pink and hackney marq, chestnut Belgian LEO LAUZON, corner Sinclair and favor of the visitors. horse, Percheron horse, sow, 9 shoats Elgin Sts. Box 232 Alexandria. 28-tf St. Margaret’s Parish white carnations and baby’s breath. Born—On July 27th in Dr. Mc- WANTED FOR EXPORT She entered the church on the arm (pigs), 2 months old; F.&W. 6 ft. cut Top prices paid for good cows Donald’s Hospital, Vankleek Hill, to mower oilbath; M H. » disc, out- CARD OF THANKS of her father to the strains of the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vogan, a heifers to freshen in summer or fafi. wedding march played by the organist throw on truck F. & w. Tandem The family of the late Mrs. Peter daughter. Congratulations. jO. J. MacPHAIL, Phone 8-r 6, Moose GLEN NEVIS Miss Kathleen Gauthier. tractor, 26 discs; M.H. tractor or H. MacEwen, Maxville wish to sin- Mr. Arthur Golden of Glen Sand- Creek. 20-tX, Her bridesmaid. Miss Ida Rolland horse double disc plow, M.H. hay- cerely thank their friends and neigh- field passed through here last week WEDNESDAY wore a floor length gown of pale loader drop head, McC. corn binder, bours for their kindness, sympathy with a fine general purpose horse FOR SALE pink shadow lace over silk a halo of farm waggon, low wheels; No. 5 and beautiful floral offerings during Eight (8) room house, 30 x 24, cedar which he purchased from Mr. R. D. pink flowers and a fingertip veil. Wilkinson walking plow. Fleury illness and death of their mother. log walls with frame kitchen 20 x 18 McLennan at Pine Grove. She carried a bouquet of pink and 6-3nch grain grinder, cultivator, steel The MacEwen Family. for sale. Apply to RACEY D. Mac- August 7, white flowers. tired buggy, milk trailer, 3 milk cans, MILLAN, Laggan, Ont. 31-lp Mr Lloyd Rolland .brother of the MARTINTOWN 30 gals; churn, 200 spring chickens, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4 to 5 lbs.; 25 hens, kitchen range In the Estate of CHRISTINE FOR SALE groom, acted as groomsman. PRIEUR, late of the Village of Lan- and many other articles. Deering binder, 5 ft. cut in good Mrs Lloyd Clingen and children caster, in the County of Glengarry, 1837 FORD V-8 SEDAN with 4 new condition. Apply to Francis Alldnotte, went to Toronto with Mrs Clingen’s married woman, deceased. Something new in Entertainment AN OLD TIME tires and new motor R.R. 1 Apple Hill, Ont. 31-lp parents, Mr and Mrs Hamilton. All persons having claims against NORMAN TROUPE OF MONTREAL Mrs D. H. Campbell and Mrs Gra- TERMS ON SEDAN—CASH FOR SALE All to be sold without reserve the estate of Christine Prieur, mar- Lawn Social ham spent several days at their cot- ried woman, who died on or about Moodie threshing mill A 1 condi- LOCAL ARTISTS IN tage on Bergin Lake. Strangers from a distance will have tion, new belts, $600.00; will take young will be held on the to furnish bank references. the 12th day of March 1946, are here- Miss Eleanor McDermid returned by notified to send in to the un- stock part payment also International UNITED CHURCH GROUNDS TERMS:—$20.00 and under, cash; Music, Songs and Dances to Ottawa after spending two weeks dersigned solicitors on or before the Harvester Farmal tractor on steel over that amount 10 months’ credit on at her home. 27th day of August 1946, full parti- $900.00. Apply Box D., c-o The Glen- Bazaar, Bingo and other booths. Kirk Hill 1 furnishing approved joint notes. 5% Mrs Wm Munro was in Cornwall , culars of their claims and after that j garry NeWs 31-lc Wednesday evening visiting this week off for cash. GORDON McKINNON, Proprietor. date the estate will be distributed j A farewell party for Mr and Mrs having regard only to the claims of FOR SALE ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. Phileo Electric Radio, 3 tube, in Admission and Lunch—Adults 50c., Children 25c " August, 14th Stafford Yanch was held Wednesday which notice shall have been receiv- good condition. Apply to MRS. DAN a A good program is being night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ed. SUMMER OFFICE HOURS MacDONALD, Main St., Alexand- In case of rain, come following night. prepared Alex McMillan. There was a large DATED at Alexandria, this 27th Commencing on Monday, April 29th ria 31-lp Admission, including lunch gathering of friends who enjoyed ancj continuing until the 28th of Sep- day of July, A.D. 1946. an evening of fun and games. Mr and teml)er> 1946j the Jaw offlce o{ Messra MACDONELL & MACDONALD, Adults jEOc., Childjren 25c. a FOR SALE Mrs Yanch were presented with ^ Macdonell & Macdonald, Bank of Nova Alexandria, Ontario Sponsored by the Ladies Aid of Barn 22 x 68 ft long, all frame and well filled purse. Mr and Mrs Yanch Scotia chambers Alexandria, will be Solicitors for the Administrator. the Church. in good, condition, also parts for Anniversary V-J Day will be missed by a large circle offri, open for business from 8.30 a.m. until 31-32-34C. Deering grain binder. Apply to ends. 5 o’clock p.m. daily except Saturday LAURIER LAVIGNE, 3rd Kenyon. SEALED TENDERS and Wednesday and on SATURDAY Will be received by the undersigned PICNIC GROVE and WEDNESDAY from 8.30 a. m. until upto one o’clock P.M. on Tuesday, FOR SALE 1 p.m. the sixth day of August, 1946 ,for the - Bam 110 ft., long, 34 ft. wide, 18 We are now apts for Mr and Mrs J. West and famliy, For urgent matters appointments construction of a reinforced concrete ft posts, 1C x 10 inches, (demolish- Mrs. Lewis West and Eleanor West j may be made outside of regular office bridge on road between lots 19 and ed) lightning rod equipment, nails —m— of Montreal, spent the past week with hours tetter or by phoning No 138 20 con 7 Township of Lochiel. A mark off and well piled. Appy to ALFRED Goodyear Tires Alexandria. LAJEUNESSE, Caledonia Springs, ALEXANDER HALL Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott. Fraser. ed cheque or a guarantee Company’s and Tubes Miss Annie Lawson of Alexandria, MACDONELL & MACDONALD, Bidder bond of ten percent of the ten. Ont. Phone 25-13. 31-lc is visiting with Mr. Geo. Sangster Barristers, etc., dered price must accompany each and Georgina. tender. FOR SALE Ferguson Thresher in perfect run- The municipality will supply ithe ALEXANDRIA Stock of Bicycle tires Mr. and Mrs. Bari Meeeh and lit- Mourns Z. Clement ning order 1941 model, size 25” X 40”. tle daughter of Vankleek Hill were steel. The lowest or any tender; not on hand nesessarily accepted. Plans and speci- Equipped with Hart Carter feeder, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. (Continued from page 1) weigher and bagger, R. & M. bear- Six grandsons were pallbjearers: fications can be seen at the Office of 28 x 1 1-2 and 26 x I 1-2 Clayton McPherson. , ings and patented wind device. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Martin Clement, Raymond Clement, the undersigned or at the office of Thursday, Aug. 15 We are 1- Apply to JOHN D. MacMILLAN, Scottt Fraser on Sunday were Hiram Leo Poirier, Girard Massie, Rene and.M - Magwood, Cornwall, Ont. Glen Sandfield, Ont. Phone Lodhiel Plymouth, Chrysler McKell and son Olfford of Hunting- Leo Menard Estimate of quantities; 109 cubic exchange 9-1113 31-lp Music by ton, Mr and Mrs Stanley Peddle, A very large number of Mass cards > yards of excavation and backfill; 58 and Howick, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald floral and spiritual bouquets and mes- cubic yards of reinforced concrete. BURTON HE WARD’S BEST BAND V. G. CHISHOLM, FOR SALE Fargo Dealers McKell of Montreal. sages of sympathy were received by Fifty (50) Hybrid pullets, 4 months Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCallum and the bereaved Township Clerk. Alexandria, R_ 1 July 26th, 1946. old. Apply to MRS. DAVID STE- Under auspices of the See us before you buy Rae visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Among relatives and friends from VENS, R.R. 2 Greenfield (3% miles A. McDougald Lochie^ on Sunday a distance were: Lachine—Godfroid , 31-lc. West of Laggan Corner) 31-lo Poirier, Mr and Mrs Leo Poirier, Mr ST. FINNAN’S SOCIAL CLUB last. LEOPOLD LALONDE Miss Georgina Sangster is spending and Mrs Ernest Lefebvre, Raoul and BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY FOR SALE Dancing from 9.30 — 2.30 D. S. T SHEPHERD Bros. some time with friends in Utica, N.Y. Zotique Chenier, Mrs Lanctot, Mr ( Office hours 9 to 12 a.m. ; 2 to Sixty (60) Barred pullets, 5 Mr. and Ross Fraser spent Sunday and Mrs Wm Troitier, Mr and Mrs( 4 p.m. Saturday 9 to 12. months old, $1.60 each. Apply to Phone 77 Alexandria Ouellette; Montreal— Florian and with Mrs. Fraser’s mother, Mrs. Fin- Closed all day on Wednesday NEIL B. MacLEOD, R.R. 1 Dunve- George Leduc, Mrs Jos Laxivee, ADMISSION — 50 CENTS layson of Cornwall. Phone 137 Alexandria gan. 31-10 Amedee Valley; St- Eugene; Eugene Brunet, Mr and Mrs Daniel Brunet, FOR SALE Mr and Mrs Jos Brunet, Mrs Berlin- D. & M. MANUFACTURING CO. Frost & Wood Binder, 6 foot cut, guette Mrs B. McManus; Mr and Mrs Construction of all Idndl new canvas, good condition, horse or GOOD NEWS! Raphael Rousseau, Pointe Viau; Mr 12-tf Box 292, Alexandria tractor hitch Apply to DONALD A. Pommier Co. and Mrs R Vincent; Ville St. Pierre; • : MacRAE, Williamstown. I Mr and Mrs O. Lalonde, Mrs Maurice ' FOR SALE AT ONCE Lakmde St. Placide; Mr. and Mrs. J Wanted Blacksmith shop, 2 storey building, Watchmaker § Jeweller Laflamme, Vankleek Hill, Mi. and Thresher For Sale with or without equipment, three Mrs D Piette, St Bernardin acres of land, good house and bam. MAPLE AND WHITE ASH LOGS - Waterloo Thresher Near highway 34 Apply to D. J. Mao Out 7’ 3” long, 12” diameter and up ALEXANDRIA 22 x 36, with clover attachment You can now Protect SWEYN. R.R. 1 Dunvegan, Ont., also ' Optical Department MOTOR SALES and re-clea

The Misses Estelle and Candide Miss Frances Holland, Ottawa, spent | Church will be observed on Sunday, Farmers Have a Unique wn Ranger, respectively of Ottawa and j Silk-Worm Cultivation ' i the week end with her aunt, Mrs. Aug. 11th, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Squ&sh Boref Difficult 1 Montreal are guests of Mr and Mrs Means of Killing Rats An Old Chinese Secreï 1 COUNTY NEWS Annie Campbell, R N. and Miss Har-j E S.T. Rev. Keith Markell, B.A. Insect to Discourage DUNVEGAN will be che guest preacher. Special Palma Ranger. The Pied Piper of Hamelin had The silkworm can live, and has riet. nothing on the farmers of Massa- A year or so ago a Writer in drte' musical numbers are being prepared. , Mr and Mrs R. Hay, Mr Don J. : lived in many parts of the world. (Intended for last issue) Mr. Russell Morrison of Montreal [ chusetts, for without pomp, ceremony of diir prominent horticultural joilf-! Its first home was China, and there A cordial welcome awaits you. ! Hay and Mr and Mrs Donald J. Mac nais reCommebded dipping corncobs Mrs Margaret Campbell, Montreal spent a couple of days here with Mrs or one piped note of weird music it toiled for centuries before it The anniversary lawn (Social will Leod spent Sunday visiting Mr and j in hot tar and placing the cobs, When' after spending the past week visit- Morrison and Anne. they lure their rat pests to a watery found a better place to live. The be held on Wednesday evening at 8 Mrs Leo Leroux, at Brownsburg , Que doom. Cool, »iYouH3 mfesled plants. ing hep ton Jimmie and other mem- DUNVEGAN GIRLS CLUB Chinese, knowing they had a good p m. D.S.T. on Fergus MacKer- | Mr and Mrs Neil A MacLeod and j The trick is simple. Although it A method used by old, experienced; thing, intended to keep it. : ’The ber of her family, returned to the The fourth meeting of the Dunvegan gardeners is to place shingles] cher’s lawn, a quarter mile east of , Mr and Mi's D. J. MacLeod spent is traditionally the elephant who penalty for taking the unique city Monday. Girls Club was held in the Orange | around the plants at night, the idea] St. Elmo Come, meet your friends, Tuesday afternoon in Alexandria. never forgets, once a rat finds out worms or their eggs out of the coun- Miss Della Peehie, Montreal spent Hall, July 17th .The President opened, where to get a tasty meal he can being that the insèbts gather under] try was death. enjoy the program and have a good CLOSE SCORE AT GLEN SAND-' a week’s holiday with her aunt, Miss the meeting with the singing of | find his way back time and again the boards, Which dSn be lifted in One story is that the value of “There's a Long, Long, Trail.” The i time. FIELD and he brings all the family with the môfhing wheft the bugs ârè Still the silk cocoon was discovered Bessie Gray. inactive. It is Well to examine the Among those home from Ottawa answer to the roll call was “A defect ! The daily vacation Bible School is i A goal, which one of our backs acci- him including his uncles and his by a Chinese princess who acci- being held in the church this week cousins and his aunts. underside of the leaves of infested dentally dropped a cocoon in her over the week end were Messrs Gor- in my posture.” Eight members and j ■ dently tapped into his own net, in the plants, for on these shaded StfrfadèS and has a record attendance. ! dying moments of the game was all So the rat-killing New England cup of hot tea. When she lifted it don MacDonald, Murray a^id Ken- one visitor were present. Names for we tfShally find e'gg clusters. TheSë out, the gummy substance which Servcie, Sunday, July 28th, will be that prevented our local football farmers (maybe they do it out in must be fübbed ôff imftlédiately. neth MaeQueeh, Kenneth N. MacLeod the club were handed in, and all voted Kansas and other places, too) just, binds the fibers had been softened, conducted by Rev. H. K. Gilmour. eleven from gaining at least at 1 and Miss__Elenore MacLeod. -,— for “The Sunshine Sewing Circle.” fill up some steel barrels to within Cabbage Worms will, in à short and the cocoon unraveled readily, a tie at Glen Sandfield on Monday time, be arriving in great numbers. Mrs Annie Campbell R.N. had as Posture demonstrations were given one foot of the top with feed. They yielding its lustrous thread. Wheth- night. With the score knotted at two White hellebore applied freely OWf er that is the true story or not, Visitors on Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry by Norma Catton on how to sit prop- DALKEITH obligingly put a board up against! goals apiece, Fergus McLeod, in at- the side of the barrel to make it the surface of the leaves Is êffectivè Chinese legend has it that sericul- Dennis and children, Mrs Kenneth erly, and by Harriet MacKinnon on In controlling these crawlers. Pyfe- tempting to clear from a scramble easy for the rhts to get a square ture, the cultivation of silkworms, MacLeod and her mother, Mrs Smith how to walk properly. Notes were on (Intended for last issue) thrum, tobacco dust or êven ordi- was undertaken on a large scale around his net, scored on his own meal. ^There’s no catch to this—yet. ■Ottawa; Mr and Mrs Henry of Mont- Seam Finishes, and Simple Trim- The Misses Irene and Theresa La- nary toad dust, Sprinkled into the for the first time by a Chinese prin- team. Soon the rats are so used to their plant, usually helps in Eradicating real and Mrs M. Fraser and son Wil mings. combe of St. Jerome, Que., were ac- handy barrel dinner that they scur- cess at the suggestion of her hus- The rest of the time was spent in While Gien iSandBield stretched these pests. One very large OOfti- band, ^something like 2,000 years liam of. Lochinvar. companied by Miss Madeleine Maur- ry right up the plank and nose-dive mercial grower Said that he depend- practical work, basting, fitting and their winning streak by their 3-2 ' in without a single look-before-you- before Christ. How well the secret Mr and Mrs M. C. Ferguson and ice while here on vacation. ed éntirely on road dust to keep his was guarded is indicated by the children visited relatives in Metcalfe some cutting. Following this, lunch Mrs Dan MacLennan enjoyed the victory, our boys had nothing to he ( leap. This training period takes only cabbage patch free froim wôrlffs. a few days and after that the feed fact that it was ihout 300 A. D. pn Sunday was served. The assistance of Mrs D. recent visits of her mother, Mrs T. disheartened about. After a slow start ^ The squash borer is a difficult in- when the Industry Spread to Japan Dewar was much appreciated. in which they saw the Glen boys go is taken out and the barrel is filled sect to destroy Or eVë’ft to disdôtif- Mrs Geo Austin vistied her son Clif Vogan, Vankleek Hill, and daughter with water, with just a bit of float- and India, and 300 years later be- o age, the rëàSon being that the gîlibs fore two monks, filling their hollow ford Alexandria West, on Saturday Miss Gretta McLennan of Ottawa. out in front by a 2-0 score on goals ing niash on top as a blind. by Don McDonald and Ronnie Mc- , luhhel their Way through the Stem canes with eggs, smuggled silk- He and his little daughter Leila, were STEWART’8 GEEK Mrs. Agnes Vogan, and grand- It doesn’t take a Pied Piper to ; of the plant, preventing the noïînal worms to Italy. confined to their , rooms with a severe daughter, Ruth of Vankleek Hill, Laughlin, our boys rallied stitongly, ' figure out what happens. Hats dash :flow of nourishment to the leà'V'éS.j ! 1 The silks of the Orient were trad- attack of measles and complications. were recent guests of Mrs Catherine and after several scrapibles around up to dine and remain to die by As a result of the activities of the Dr. Wm. Arkinstall, Kapuskasing, drowning. ed as priceless treasures In the Miss Betty MacKinnon, R.N. is Smith. the Glen Sandfield goal, Fraser Me- ^ Squash bug, the leaves gradually' ancient world of the Mediterranean. Ont., spent several days with his Wither add die. spending holidays in Toronto. Miss Isabelle Villeneuve and cou- Leod flashed the red light with a shot ; In Rome, silk was Sold for exactly father Mr. W. T. Arkinstall who is Mr. and Mrs. W. Simpson visited sin Mr. Clifford Burton, visited St. to the corner. Shortly after the teams ' The eggs and freshly hatched lar-] its weight in gold. And silk Cul- confined to his room. We are glad Women Should Use Care vae caft be destroyed by applica-j friends here on Sunday. Jerome relatives over Sunday. changed ends, Alex McLeod made the 1 ture spread. $• to note that Mr. Arkinstall is im- ' score 2-2 when a brilliant play he head , 'tions of nicotine sprays. Of course, But China remained, until mod- Mr. and Mrs. K. Campbell Mac- Week end visitors and vacationists In Selecting a Mattress one application will have little èf-; proving. ! ed a corner kick past McIntyre in ern times, the land of silk. In 1900 Leod, Kirk Hill, visited Mrs. D. C. in the village included Misses Clarisse | “How good is your mattress?” feet oh the bugs, but constant spray-] Miss Margaret G. Harris, Petar- ! the Glen goal. The play was in the ^ Women who buy a new coat every ]lng, especially when applied with' China still was the world’s leading MacLeod on Sunday. Emond, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul producer of silk, with an output borough, Ont. is visiting Mrs. John Guilbord (nee Pierrette Ethier), of Glen end and the boys were unlucky. other year, a new dress every year, â forcèful syringe, will have the de-’ The ordination of three new dea- and trade in their autos frequent- twice that of Japan. Arkinstall and other trends. Montreal, Miss Ruth Stewart, the ! not to have broken the deadlock. sired effect. PyrethfUm, which is' cons was observed here on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacKinnon ly, will be amazed to hear that the fi'ôtt-poisà'hoùs, iÂâÿ also be ûêëd to] Misses Eileen and Lois MacLeod, Miss I Then came the lucky break for the ''C-Ff-'- the morning service when Messrs. made a couple of trips to Montreal to average housewife expects a mat- destroy the eggs and freshly hatched Antoinette Lavigne. and brother Guy j Red Shirts, and time ran out before tress to last 16 years or more ! And larVae of these destructivè péSts. j Shortage of Silk Spurs Duncan N. MacRae, Neil MacRae Visit Mrs. J. K. Stewart in the of Ottawa. we could rally for another goal. it’s a proved fact that 44 per cent of and Fraser Campbell were added to Royal Victoria Hospital Making of Substitutes Miss Edna MacDougall has been The game was cleanly played ^ all homemakers expect to use bed the Deacon’s Court. Mrs. R. A. Stewart visited her Americans, having failed - in colo- holidaying in Montreal. throughout and capably handled by, pillows for 25 years or longer! New Caledonia Gains Mrs. W. D. MacRae* and daugh- brother Mr. John MacKinnon, Apple nial times to master the care and Our village bootballers were again Gil McRae. The boys were testing' The mattress is another tricky feeding of silkworms, have devel- ter, Miss Agnes MacRae of Ottawa, household purchase because one is Strategic Importance Hill, last week. nosed out 3-2 by Glen Sandfield on some new football shoes and found oped in recent years new processes were week end visitors at their old Miss Joyce and Mr. Donnie For- ( forced to buy it “sight unseen.” Until German panzer > units] the Glen grounds Monday evening a marked improvement in kicking and smashed FràihSè last year, New Cal-! of imitating the feel and look of silk home. rester, Montreal, are spending the ( However, all that has been said in fabrics made out of wood, cottoti but the attacking and defensive play running. Nine pair were available for j about buying a quality boxspring edonia Was merely a French islaMi Mrs. Argue and daughter Marilyn summer with their uncle and aunt, and coal. of our boys seemed to indicate a re- the game but the remainder of the ^ holds true about buying a quality | 700 miles off the northeast coast 6f who were spending holidays, with the Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stewart. Australia, 248 miles long by 30 mile! The freezing of raw silk stocks, it turn to the “win’’ column sometime team expect to be outfitted for the, 'mattress. If it is a hair, felt or other appears, will give further stimulus former's .mother, Mrs. D. K. Mac- Miss Isabel Adams, Wales is visit- Wide, populated by sàïïfè 6O,OÔ0 fled-' soon. next contest. The return engagement upholstered type of mattress, the to the fast-expanding industries, Leod and Miss Irene MacLeod; re- ing, Mrs D. G. MacNaughton. tag affixed to new bedding in many ! pie, mostly NegrÔès. . Mr and Mrs Nelson Hicks, of Mont- is scheduled for Dalkeith on Monday, i j But the fall of France gave New which make silky dresses, uphol- turned to Ottawa with Mr Argue on states should tell the buyer consid- i stery, neckties and shirts from such Sunday evening. real, have been guests of D. A. Mac- and your observer ^fejund very few | erable about it. As for example, that Caledonia a strategic importance. It; ST. ELMO [is rich in vital War minerals—nickel, products as rayon, nylon and other Mr D. L. Morrison of Massena, Caskill, Glen Andrew. Glen Supporters who’ would give even the material is all new. synthetics still in process of develop- money that the Glen’s winning will îçbrômë ôhd Iron. Japan is eyeing' N.Y. was a visitor here on Sunday, (Intended for last issue) Mr Lewis Morrison, of Leonard, Ont Every thrifty wise shopper knows É! island, well awarè of its prob- ment. Washington observers are at the home of Mr. D. M. MacLeod. The 82nd annieversary of Gordon visited local friends Sunday. not be ended on Monday night. by this time to ask the Salesman to ity to Australia—only five hoüfs agreed that the emergency created let her see the fhiniature mattress . ing time. by the stoppage of American imports sample, cut away to expose an There have been reports of Jap-] of Japanese raw silk will spur tex- inside view of the construction. The anésë military âld commercial In-] tile engineers to redoubled efforts in salesman can point out the various filtration. . _ New Caledonia Wbuld their drive to produce the qualities layers, the stitching, evenness of make à splendid naval base fiftd] of silk without the aid of the little material, etc., etc. Note the ticking, with Vichy apTSSfentiy controlled by] silkworm. too, which should be a woVen the Axis, anything cah happéft. More than 90 per cent of the silk damask, and not a sleazy covering There are mduhtain ranges encir- America uses now goes into the with merely a printed design which cling the Oapital of Nouméa. Here1 kind of stockings women were fight- will not wear So well. hibiscus, crotons, poiriclanas, lan-j ing for in the stores after the gov- tafiâs,. ând guava bushes grëw in' ernment’s freezing order. The abundance. 2,986,146 dozen pairs of nylon full- Giant Has Shoe Trouble Noumêà is also the site of the fashioned hosiery sold in 1940, their Peter Maas, 24-year-old farm youth nickel WSfksof New Caledonia. first year of production, were 7 per who stretches 7 feet and Is pretty 1 The citizens are anti-Petain, p: cent of the total full-fashioned sales. sure he is the tallest man in Iowa,' ' !De Gaulle, They wfinted to send ah can do the work of two men. ! 11 But he wishes something could be Hugh Williams Lucky Name done about his shoes. i ] Perhaps the most remarkable of Peter weighs 215 pounds. He wears fhém to keép the men at home for' all coincidences concerns a whole a size 16 work shoe and a size 15 Island defense. series of shipwrecked men named dress shoe. They usually last him Hugh Williams, whose miraculous only about a month because they escapes are on record at Lloyd’s in are a special type usually made only Keep-Em-Happy Club London. for men suffering from gout. Soldiers in Camp Roberts are On December 5, 1664, the sailing grateful to their girl friends for ship Menia, crossing the Straits of Consequently, they aren’t heavy : forming the Keep ’Em Happy club,' Dover, capsized in a gale. Of the enough for farm work and are soon but they Üffè a little miffed at the' 81 passengers on board, one only worn out. 'egotistical set of rules Sét forth. was saved—Hugh Williams. “I’ve tried to find an old-time ] ] When joining the club à girl On the very same day of the same shoemaker who might make heavier' 1 agrees to the following: month, in 1785, a pleasure craft shoes but it seems all they do any ] 1. called the Sea Sprite waas wrecked * To refrain from mentioning my more is repair shoes, not build dates with other mèn wheh I Write] near the Isle of Man. There were them,” Maas said. to a soldier. 60 persons aboard, among them Maas is a bachelor with no imme- 2. To be honest with a soldier in' one Hugh Williams and his family. diate matrimonial prospects. He camp and not lead him to believe I Of the three-score passengers, none and his brother, who is only 6 feet am being true to him when I am not. but the senior Hugh Williams sur- 4 inches, and his father operate their 3. If my feelings toward a soldier vived. 160-acre farm. change, I will not cause him mental ; Now comes the most amazing part Anguish by simply stopping my let- of this remarkable story: On July jterS to him, but will let him know, 10, 1940, an English trawler struck Alcohol for Pain as quickly as possible, that there is a German mine. Two of the crew, Using themselves as their own 'someone else. an uncle and a nephew, each named guinea pigs, Cornell investigators ] 4. I will remember at all times' Hugh Williams, were the only ones have found that a judicious mixture that the Soldier is serving his coüh- ! rescued. of alcohol and aspirin is the best try and should be entitled to the ut- to I painkiller, Dr. Harold Wolff, Cor- :most consideration when other; nell professor, told the American As- ] ]meh cofnpete with him for mÿ àt-' Dry, Moist Cooking sociation of American Physicians 'tentions. i There are two distinct methods meeting in Atlantic City. \1 You’ve heard those thundering wheels...seen that stabbing headlight...as you ve used in meat cookery, known as the First the investigators established ways of best cooking the tender and the threshold of pain, that is the ! Stove on Proper Level less tender cuts (no butcher will let watched a long train of Canadian Pacific freight cars rumble through the night. point at which tt becomes a sensa- ] ■ You can raise your cooking stove; you classify any cut as TOUGH!). tion, and then they imbibed about I to the proper height for working by' The tender cuts of meat are cooked an ounce of 95-grain alcohol. ]getting the legs on neat blocks of; by drv heat, which means by roast- This treatment raised the pain ] 'wood. i Another method which some ing, broiling or pan-broiling, and They are hauling more—much more—than just overnight freight. To children threshold an average of about 45 per j women find ëVen better is to build a never think that a less tender cut platform for the stove. Do ÿoU1 pent and the effect lasted two hours, i 1 may be tenderized by such proc- and grown-ups in destitute Europe and Asia, those turning wheels are bringing new The addition of a five-grain aspirin ] kjjow how to find out what is the esses. Tough cuts need moisture tablet, Dr. Wolff said, prolonged the ] nipst convenient working height for] and usually long, slow cooking, such pain tolerance to about foqr hours, j ybqrself at stove, ironing boafd and; hope... perhaps life itself. sink? There are two methods. For' as braising, stewing or simmering. A whisky, or alcohol and aspirin 1 Perhaps some of you are wonder- combination alternated with mor- the first one, stand up straight and ing how to tell whether a cut is ten- phine, Dr. Wolff told his colleagues, hang the arms straight down; the] der and can be cooked by dry heat, is recommended by the investiga- palms of the hands should rest flat, To all of us they are bringing food, coal, building materials, household furnishings, upon the working Surface. 3 If not, or whether it is less tender and tors for use in cases of intractable should be cooked by moist heat. tije equipment should be rajsed until; lumber, paper, machinery-all the thousand-and-one items which make up pain from cancer and other similar Those muscles used most by the conditions. this requirement is met. The other] animal are less tender. As a gen- method is to stand straight, bend] eral rule, those cuts that lie along nation’s domestic and export trade. And they are doing it efficiently the glbow, allowing a slight slant' a of the arm downward. I the backbone are the very tender Ersatz Often Better ones. In beef, the rib roasts, the and cheaply... every day and night in the year! Ersatz has been made a sneer club, porterhouse or T-bone, and sir- word by propagandists; but the loin steaks are the ones best cooked Xr Mountain Town Slicing sneers are not all justified. Steel, by dry heat. when first discovered, was ersatz Janon City, Colo., is " iron, blit proved stronger than iron. 'hat is not a reflection on its Iron itself, Indeed, was ersatz character, but an actual fact. This ihountain town is sliding gradually Locating Gold With Horsetail bronze to some of our remoter an- Goldbugs have a new prospecting cestors. Gasoline engines in their to’» the south and east—directlyt—directly toward the Arkansas river. tool; the horsetail weed (Equisetum infancy were ersatz steam engines. At least that is the finding of arvense), which grows abundantly And so on. Looking for a substi- Water Commissioner Fred Bracknef across the U. S. and Canada. When tute for some staple, people have and of Acting Manager Smith Bedell it grows in soil with a gold content, often run into something better than of the Canon Gas company. it hungrily absorbs the metals Hans the original. There is no need for this genera- Torkel Frederik Lundberg of Toron- SiPAMS THE W0RL» Some plastics, for example, are tion—or even this generation's to told the American Institute of better for certain purposes than the grandchildren—to worry. ' They’ll Mining and Metallurgical Engineers metals they are replacing. Concen- be long dead before any great qop-' that for some time Canadian pros- trated vitamin tablets are at least cern need be shown, Bedell and pectors had been locating gold by easier to take than a bushel of spin- Brackney said. burning a clump of horsetail, ana- ach. lyzing ft* iSfieS, J The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 1946 CT«T’ Page ?

could never possibly put over so ances discussing a problem of only there’s no use your trying it! Simple momentary importance. Ingenious Device for sincerity and honesty—shall I draw Tracy ran his fingers through his COUNTYNEWS j you a diagram?” dark red hair and said sharply, Detecting Heart Disease Once more Tracy studied her for a “What’s all this nonsense about your Dr, Isaag St^rr of tba University MOOSE CREEK j Pennsylvania recently tojd Ûw moment without speech. And then joining the WAC? I won’t have it!” g w. I. atlonal Academy of - Scl§nce| he said grimly, “Well .now that we’re Ann’s smile was a delicate insult. . a|?tmg Jn Philadelphia, ' about ài The Women’s Institute held their being frank, perhaps I might be per More caveman stuff? You never ngepioii? device! A balanclni regular monthly meeting at the home mittedto point out that your own little learn do you? she suggested sweetly. tabla, called thé "baHistocardl^ of Mrs Stanley Fraser on Thursday j graph ” A M-sire table is m .CHAPTER XIII f situation like that,” Tracy told her He looked badgered and bewildered line Is a bit frayed—the gay little “You have nothing whatever to do PÊgqed fjom the ceiling on wifes, July 18. Ann caught her breath and looked flatly. “Anyway, Frazier’s nuts about but he tried hard to speak lightly, sophisticate isn’t you, Ann! You do with my affairs—” three feet above the fleoy, While 4 The meeting opened with the sing- at him, shocked and incredulous. I her and I’ve an idea Lissa is going to “For the better, I hope,” it very badly.” “Listen, you!” said Tracy so loudly patient lies quietly, the table 09 ing of the Ode, followed by the “How?” she asked after a moment l revenge some of her sex who haven’t “I’m not sure,” she answered him Her face burned, but before she that several pepole turned from the cillâtes back and forth to the throi Lord’s Prayer. Minutes were then 01 Ws heart. and Tracy nodded in answer to the known how to handle him, I—had din- quietly. “When I first came to work could answer him, Nick arrived with bar to look at him in lively curiosity, read and approved and correspond- on the paper, you were all for broad, j their dinner. And paused to chat a When hi? heart contracts II look in her eyes. ner with them last night.” and he lowered his voice, “See here, prow's a load of blood foryf|r< ence dealt with. Suicide,” he said grimly. , Tracy went on his' eyes on the salt casting all the news regardless of ( moment, asking about “the grand- Ann ail this is crazy business. You toward his head, “For the S6%< As the spring term of the choral “Oh no!” in a small shocked whis- shaker he was moving about the ta- where the effects might hit. Remem- j mama,” and when he had gone, Tracy know darned well that I love you and class had proved successful, it was per. ble as though he had been playing ber the first hint you had of Julie suggested politely, “How is ‘the grand that I want to marry you—’’ decided to continue the classes this “ ’An overdose of a sleeping medi- chess with it, “Julie — took poison I Barton’s—affair with Lyn, when you mama,’ by the way?” fall and request Miss Marion Camp- “You’ve certainly managed to keep ward,” An mstant later, whet cine, taken by accident,” will be the late yesterday afternoon. The nurse] ordered me to go out and get the “Having the time of her life,’’ Ann t bell of Alexandria to again act as that a secret—remember the night e blood strikes the aqrtlc MçI story in the paper as brief as we can who takes care of the baby found her f story—all of it because our readers answered, attacking her dinner just Instructress. Lissa wired us she was married and Ürye in large he aft artery), (th< ! make it,” Tracy told her quietly. "She and managed to get an ambulance and . were entitled to it? Whatever became as though she was really as hungry Sarah tried so hard to play Cupid? jod’s) headward movement is ai Mrs A. A. Fraser’s invitation to of that Tracy Driscoll, I wonder?” had been in ill health for some time get her to the hospital. It was touch- , as she should have been. “She’s found you balked like a—like an Army mule ^IMS] the Grandmothers to be entertained —you know the line,” and-go for a few hours—they thought Tracy colored and looked like an an apartment she adores, bought An- Mows the body and the table at the very thought of getting mar- myd/’ at her home on Grandmother’s Day up until late this afternoon, that, abashed small boy. drew and Martha a little farm and Ann was very still for a moment ried to me—” Ann reminded him. A normal man pumps about ft was gratefully accepted, and Mrs O. and then she said unevenly, “Poor Julie would live. But — she got | “Hadn’t you heard? He met a installed them on it, and it’s hard to “And you and Sarah both knew Barts çf bipod a minute, Moves McPhail, Mrs E. McPhail and Mrs S. Julie!” away from them, at five-twenty this small enchanting person named Ann tell who’s the most excited about it, why,” he told her violently. ‘It was be bed baçk and forth about 16 cti*’ Fraser appointed to take charge of afternoon—less than an hour ago. jlgusandths of an inch with qyery Tracy studied her curiously.' Clayton, who took him off his feet, Sarah or Andrew and Martha. Janie because I was afraid I couldn’t make the Programme. Members to provide “Lissa telephoned me yesterday as and injeced a bit of the milk of likes the (new apartment, too. It’s heartbeat. Connected to à powerful “You never liked her particularly, you happy. Because I was afraid I spring at the foot of the tabje fs « a basket lunch. and. once she tried to kill you,” he soon as she learned what Julie had human kindness into a heart he did- small, only has one bedroom, -but couldn’t take care of you the way you tiny ipirroy. The mirror ampUfieii Mrs Stanley Fraser then took said grimly. “Yet now you can be done. She asked me to come to din- n't know he had—until he discovered | Sarah says she’s entertained house deserved. I knew that—once you were ” 's motion 8,000 tiiftes, The mag- charge of the meeting for “Publicity” sorry for her?” ner, and—talk things over with Lyn he’d given it to her!” he told her ! guests all her life and now she’s go- really mine, I couldn’t go on living ied motipn is recorded on 6 ffiov- and presented the following Pro- He was worried sick for fear that gently. j ing to visit instead of being visited.” (hotographiç fÙtn. Ann lifted her head proudly, un- if I lost you—if you—walked out on gramme, Communitly Binging Con- something would leak ont and that | Tracy looked startled. ‘Only one jaûse the jelly-like tissues trem- ashamed of the tears in her eyes Ann’s eyebrows went ^lup a Little me—because I wouldn’t have anything tests paper on “Publicity” by Mrs S. the Board would fire him after all; bedroom? Then what becomes of ble for a brief instant aftèï éyêry "Julie—wasn’t really to blame,” she just as though her heart was not beat to live for.’ “blow” from the heart, after-vibïà- Fraser; Duet by the Misses Wilma and with a thing like this hounding you?” said swiftly. “She was—neurotic, un. ing like mad. “Oh, that could not be “But if I loved you, why should I j tiogs warp pa.rt of die record, Fraser and Charlotte McPhail. him he was pretty desperate, I went Ann looked up at him with a polite happy. She was insane about Lyn the same Tracy Driscoll,” she pro- walk out on you?” she demanded i Jpence Dr. Starr believes that his After the National Anthem was and he—came clean. I honestly think ' pretense of surprsie. rpachlne will never attain "highest —and he—well, he’s pretty much of tested. “That is unless he’s been tak- sharply. sung, a most enjoyable lunch was ser he told me the truth—” I “Oh, I’m enlisting in the WAC ” precision.” Nevertheless it is good a heel—as we both know.” ing lessons from Lyn Frazier—and I ved. Ann smiled thinly. “He can be very she told him cheerfully. Just as soon I don’t know—it’s—well, I suppose though to; (l) detect early, hjjbertp "As I’ve always known he was,” wouldn’t like it if I thought he had.” it’s chiefly because nothing really j yig.ible cases of heart disease ; (2) charming,” she said coolly. “When it “Look, Ann,” Tracy said doggedly, as I finish serving out my thirty days stated Tracy flatly. swell ever happened to me that didn’t igjy thé relation between ?Wgh] ST ANDREW’S WEST suits his purpose.’’ “you know darned well that I love ■notice to the Courier.’’ "Then it must upset you a lot to have to be paid for in painful coin!” -od pressure and héèr* tugetioni, you—” 'In the W’AC?” protested Tracy, differentiate between various; think of him being married to Lissa,” Tracy looked at her almost sternly. he admitted wryly, his eyes bitter and ' (Intended for last issue) “You think it would have served But Ann flung up pretty hands, unbelieving. ,es of heart disease. Ann offered with delicate insolence. bleak with memories that were not The Misses Macintosh, Alexandria palms outward, and said swiftly “The Woman’s Army Corps—hadn’t Lissa can take care of herself in a some good purpose for me to have j happy. "Judging by what happened spent a few days with their uncle, broadcast through the papers that “Please! Let’s not go into that again you heard?” asked Ann gently. H-Maj. Rev D .A. Kerr last week. to me in the pastj I guess I sort of Heart Disease May Rest I’m afarid I’m a liHe bored by that Tracy was half out of his seat, his Julie Barton was so insanely in love took it for granted that—the happin- Alex MacDonald Is spending the record!’’ eyes blazing. With the Adrenal Gland with Dr Lyn Frazier that, after hav ess and the delight of having you summer months in Farm Service work ing staged a scene at his home yester- Tracy was angry now, his jaw set “You’ll do nothing of the sort!” he ;w clue to the cause çf heart could only be paid for by the misery at the Holland Marsh Camp near. LIFE can Beqin day afternoon, she went back to her and hard, his eyes blazing. protested, dazedly. e, found in three of map’s and agony—of losing you—after a 5’pest hormones, was reported: Newmarket. own home and took poison? What “For two cents, I’d turn you across “The only problem,” Ann went on little while. And—I felt it would be American Association fo'r Jhe Miss Rita MacDonell is visiting fri- earthly good could it have done any my knee right here and whale some as though he hadn’t spoken, “Is Jun- AFTER 40,//.. easier to—give you up without ever i icement of Science by Dr. tTO-j ends in New York. body to—shame the Fraziers to humi- ior. He told me confidentially he Around 40 our energy lessens. But, ex- sense into you!” he told her recklessly really having you—than to—lose you ' Saab of the University of Ver- Mrs N. Mortimer returned to King perience has taught us to do our work with less liate Dan Barton, to hang an ugly Ann nodded, thoughtfully, “It’s a wouldn’t like an apartment, and college of medicine, ston after spending some time with efiort. The years ahead should yield the afterwards.” story on their baby, a story she would twist, in the lines,” sheadmitted judi- Sarah has only three rooms, and Jun- Is iClue offers possipijjties fojj Mr and Mrs Lewis MacDonald. greatest accomplishments, the most enjoyment She staved at him now, every trace ^ learning how to prevent some of the and happiness. They can, too, if we avoid the never quite outgrow—just so that the ciously. “But I’m not sure it’s an im- ior is growing so fast that he would Miss Violet McArthur of New York wag his tail once and wreck the place of anger and fight melting away from i Serious heart disordefj. kidney and bladder disorders such as Back- gossip mongers and scandal bearers provement. After all .that caveman Evidence that many people wiüf visiting Mr and Mrs Vincent Mac- ache, Headache, Rheumatic Pains, Lassitude, her, her wide eyes filled with tears. ^ have a juicy tidbit to roll about their stuff is terribly overdone, don’t you So I suppose the only thing for him bad hearts live to ripe old ages, con- Donald. Loss of Sleep and Energy which so often attack “Tracy—you poor lamb!” she said ' those around 40. For over half a century tongues for a few days?” he demand think?” Ls a boarding kennel—I’m afarid he’s trary to common belief, wà'S pre- Dodd’s Kidney Pills have been helping men ed almost, savagely. Grimly Tracy studied her, and then not going to be very happy there— huskily. “What a rotten time you ] sented in another report made bÿ A. L. CRÏWBON, UJ3., OM., (1 Dr. Louis Faugeres Bishop, Bellf- and women to keep kidneys and bladder in Ann studied him coolly for a long he asked shortly, “Well then, what maybe you could suggest something?” must have had— to be so terribly | LJAO.O. good order. If you are nearing 40, or past it, vjie hospital, New York city, He moment. “You .have changed,” was lines would you suggest?” She said it brightly, as though they afraid of happiness!” EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. ; ' for the sake of your health and a happier cites cases even of the mush dread- Glasses supplied and fitted. Telephone future use Dodd’s Kidney Pills today! 125 her only comment. Ann’s laugh was brittle. “One you had been the most casual acquaint' He nodded grimly. “I guess that I ed coronary thrombosis llyin| for sums it up—I’ve always been afraid 1 many years and doing useful wor^,' 1248. 132 West Second Street, (Mm a little suspicious—of happiness; usu- | The heart disease hormones al* wall, Ont., Please make appointmem ally the price tag’s pretty high and two from the adrenal glands and one with the secretary. Office open I—n from the thyroid. —I Wasn’t sure I could afford it— I 1—8. Saturday ►—II. The {pain offender appears tç be, not this time.’’ adrenalin, which is commonly khot?B J. D. MB»**»! “My darling,” she said huskily, j as the energy hormone, thé stun that MAXTOXE, ONT. "Will you please marry me, so I can spreads quickly through the body ip] Insurance of all make you happy and teach you not to a fright. Along with the energy hob- fpone Is one from the cortex, 6r ddy, Conveyancing be afraid any more?” bring, of the adrenal glands, which Anctloneerinf, He looked at her with humility so ; seems to be present aS a complica- Notary new that it was deeply touching and tion. said very low, “Would you, dearest?” WILFRID MAROOUXi “I’d—adore to,” she told him and LICENSED AUCTIONEER ly eggs on FOB THE COUNTIES OF j smiled through the tears. do its worst. GLENGARRY AND PRESCOTT He leaned forward and kissed her, For reference* get In touch WHS completely oblivious to anyone who Officer! Officer! Police those for whom J have might be looking on. In fact, in that I ganta Monica, Çalif., pç; sales. Reasonable rate*. moment, he and Arm forgot there a tomato-red blush rècentlÿ as Phone 4f. was anyone else on earth save the two ' {ted $3,200 to cash missing Subscription Accounts Are of them. sgfe at headquarters, ALBERT FAUBIRT llsstog along wh^ thé green Licensed Auctioneer For a moment that kiss endured, re check? and iponey pr||Fi for County of Glengarry and then, in quick alarm, he protested ,„_è values totaling between $2,4 Contact DAVE LALONDE, Alexandria “But the WAC, Ann—you—you won’t ‘and $â,ëû6- ; Going Out To All Who Are j The _negotiables belonged to a; or MR. FAUBERT Phone 198. leave me?” ,çhain sCofi, and had been left with “No, dearest,’’ said Ann swiftly as (toe police for safekeeping one Safiir-] STEPHEN McLAUGHLDI In Arrears Within The Next she would have spoken to a small and day night in | sealed package, LICENSED AUCTIONEER adored child frightened of the dark. I ft is the poliçe custom, Chief C. E,| For Glengarry, Stormont and Webb said, to take cafe of wcek-enj} “I can aid the war effort on the home ’receipts for merchants until banks 20 year* successful experience. ] front—homes are terribiey important open Mondays. rate*, etc, write or telephone Ne. Few Weeks. you know, and—you are fond of babies j 'Ore missing money was handed Marrille, Ont. Tracy?” She remembered to ask in t.o Capt. George Figuetodo^ w^o] To get In touch with Mr. quick alarm. locked it to a dyawer of the polir ' iln, Auctioneer In,this district, i safe adjoining one used to cw ' If you are not paid-in-advance please Such a look of radiance came into .valuables belonging to prisonr'’1 C. McKinnon, Blacksmith, his eyes that she felt humbled, and 1 when a meSsénger called J 'package at 8 a. ip, the fol FRED HAMBLETON at the same time deeply proud that Glen B*bert**n, lice—■< AaaMmMI could bring such a look upon him. Monday, Capt. Howard Brov renew now and save us the time and expen- Sgt, Gene A. Randall were For Sterment, Dandaa, GUafsry mê “Fond of ’em? I’m mad about ’em” to find it. Frweett conn tie*. Phene IM-r-K said Tracy with simple fervor. Fluent In English and French, se of a reminder. isfactory results assured. Ingulxu Ann beamed at him contentedly. ! Pumping Out Mines “Then I'll do my bit by the war Pumping out mines—especially tip thee* 1er whom 1 have effort by raising a family,” she told intoes in Cornwall—was thç chief In- sales. Will supply auction him happily, and her voice shook a centive that gave birth to the g free of charge. LOOK TO YOUR LABEL little. ‘Oh, darling, darling—what engine. First one waç deVelo“- fools we’ve been—to waste so much Çaptain Savery to 1698. E; F. D. LE GAULT gant use of fuel made it imf>r|c- time—when we might have been so Licensed Auctioneer tical.C Next came Newçomeaj en- Flench and English happy to gether!” gine, with cylinder and piston, in “We’ll not waste another minute,” 1702. It was while repairing a : Tel. M - 12. st Justine, he told her simply, and his hand held el of this engine that James Yatt The Glengarry News. hers tightly. “Tomorrow, darling?” made improvements that resulted in HENRY MAJOR the modern steam engin? watt's Licensed Auctioneer far She leaned forward and kissed him >ersistenceiistence in finally discovering COUNTY OF GLENGABEY and said, her voice shaken with magic Box 10 - Alexandria low... the cylinder... ■ cpuld,~ be bored to 20 yean experience. Always gave a “Tomorrow, my dearest.” ,e tolerance of “a worn farming” faction—fluent English and And Nick, watching them from the made steam power available for driving all kinds of mechanlifin and Reasonable rates. door of the kitchen, turned and went North Lancaster back carrying the tray on which Brought in the factory system and the industrial revolution. was their ressert, knowing that pro- EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE" bably there had never been a time Angus H. McDonell when thy were less interested in food Testing pillows Life and Automobile a specialty j than at this moment. Now for those pÙjows! To bej 85 Sparks St. RJt No. 4 THE END with, are they rçalïy lëathçr» mobile, Piste Glass, Dwelling, Fsrat LADIES’ AND MEN’S which make up tg? %Y?rage pipljy? TAILORING „ J tore, Theft. Wind & Farm Bulldtags , Here’s... , where... you may like Alterations, pressing. Pur Coati We have also taken over Alex. V the, “droop test’’ on bed pifiowg: repaired and relined Kerr’s Insurance Agencies. If you’re m doubt about thelf age, and if it droops badly, and sags, 6 AGNES VALADE i MORIUB BROS. ! seems like a sack of.gigtal ip the boj KENYON STREET WEST ! \ feQiBseBfliBBBBScaeMWSse-OÆKKMooGxaooB-BOBiOOSooesoea-a-eHBoseBaQOOQossoeooooooo-e rr-tt. Alexandria, OM ,tom of the page, thgh—ouf wStb j Phone 180, Alexandra Oat. J srt&at pÜJgw is "djjted’T The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 1948 Page 8

Miss G. Gormley, R.N., Montreal ! Mrs .A G. Maclaren and family, ! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Flanagan and st: was here over the week end visiting of Rougemont, Que. and Miss Cath- two sons, Gerald and Bernard motor- SOCIAL ^PERSONAL her father, Mr. T. J. Gormley and erine E. MacDonald, Scarboro, Ont., ed on Sunday and spent a few hours II family. are guests of Mr. and Eugene A. Mac- with Mrs. Flanagan’s sister, M)rs. Miss Hilda Lalonde of Montreal, donald. Alex J. MacKinnon and Mi’. Mac- IT’S HERE AGAIN ! who recently undrewent a minor | Mrs. E, J. .Dever, Mrs. R. R. | Kinnon. Macdonald, Miss Mildred Dever, Mrs j Misses Irene MacDonell and Anne operation in St. Mary’s Hospital, is McIntosh left Monday to spend two Messrs. Procule Ponder Postmaster, .Louis Huot. and Master John Huot ' convalescing with her parents, Mr. weeks’ holidays at, Bryson, Que., the E. A. MacGillivray, M.P.P. and fi motored to Montreal on Tuesday. and Mrs. D, L. Lalonde. guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Kolada. Mayor Romeo Rouleau were among Mr. and Mrs. George R. MacDon-j Mr. John A. MacRae, now o*, Mr and Mi's Gordon McLeod and Alexandrians at the funeral of the aid, Miss M. B. Macdonell and Mr Vancouver E.C., but at the turn of ^ daughters, Brenda, Marina and late Mr. A. Poirier on Wednesday Harold MacDonald motored to Pen- j the century a resident of this town, ' Judith, Sherbrooke Que spent the past at Vankleek Hill. dleton, Ont., on Tuesday, where they The family living at the corner of Peel week guests of his parents Mr and Mrs. D, M. Macleod, Centre St. and Main Sts., Irenewed acquaint- [ were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. had as guests on Saturday her sis- ^ Darragh. Mrs R. J. McLeodj Kirk Hill. ànces in Glengarry last Friday. Mr. i Mr and Mrs R. G. Bennett have ter-in-law Mrs. J. B. Macleod and ; Miss Sweeney of Ottawa, spent MacRae wasî accompanied by his | as their guest the former’s mother, her son Dr. R. B. Macleod of Mont- Thursday of last week in town, the daughter,^ Mïs. Marchant) of Ste. | Mrs A. Bennett of Carlisle, Ont. real . I guest of Mrs. J. J. Morris. Anne de Bellevue, whose guest he is Mr and Mrs J. T. Smith who had Messrs. Eugene and Edward Des- ; Mr. À. L. MacKenzie, Vars, Ont, at present. j been holidaying in the vicinity of champs of Montreal, former residents while on his return from his annual Miss Irene MacKinnon, Ottawa, Brockville, for a week arrived home ' of Alexandria, were here on Tuesday, vacation, was in town for a few hows j weekended with relatives in the 4th Sunday . after an absence of thirty years. on Saturday. Kenyon. Mrs Jack Cameron of Windsor is Miss Rita MacKinnon of Mont- , The Misses Madeleine and Gisele The Sale that you have been waiting for! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gormley of, visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Arch Sabourin, who had been holidaying real, is spending a week’s holidays. Ottawa, accompanied by Mr. A. R. D. McGillis 5th Lancaster during with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex with their parents, Mr .and Mrs. J. j MacDonald, Mr. T. J. Gormley, Mr. August . j J. MacKinnon. They also had their and Mrs. Bernard Villeneuve mo- L.O. Sabourin, Kenyon St., returned tc Ottawa, Sunday 'night. Mr and Mi's Rene Des Ormeaux of i son Bernard of Montreal, on Sun- tored to Morrisburg on Sunday. Mr. Montreal .were guests last week of Mr day. Alexandria Gormley remained for a few days Mrs W. Caven and her daughter, Miss Catherine Caven, UJonSbreal, were and Mrs Wilfrid Gibeau. Miss Me Hie Simon who spent sev- visiting his sisters. Mrs James Campbell and sons Don- j eral weeks at Carlsbad Springs, ar- guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. E. J. Dever, Mrs. R. R. Mac- aid W. and Douglas ,of Montreal are W. McMillan. . rived home the early part of the week. donald Miss Mildred Dever and spending the month of August with Rev J. McL Fleming and Mrs Flem- Outfitters’ Miss K. MacMillan, of Chicago, 111, Master .John Huot visited relatives her sister Mrs Florence Spooner. Mr ing, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fleming, Miss is holidaying with her brother, Mr. at Merrickville, on Saturday. Campbell was also here for his holi- | D. M. Millan, 4th Kenyon and her Ena Fleming and Gordon Fleming Mr. Roddie McDonald of Montreal, days returning to the city on Wednes [ left yesterday to spend two weeks’ va- spent the week end with his parents, sister, Mrs. Geo. C. MacDonald, GREAT Munroe’s Mills. day . cation at Minden, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDonald, 1st Mr and Mrs James McMillan, of j Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Macdon- Kenyon, Messrs. ’Roger Stewart, Miss Denise Brabant of the Royal Bank staff, spent the week end in Dorval, Que were with relatives here | ald and son Donald Ian were guests Lindsay' and Stewart Boyer of Mont- for a short visit this week . of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacMil- real- were also with them on Sunday. Montreal. Mr. Alex. Kerr, Ottawa, was here Miss Sally McDonald, Montreal is ! lan, Mille Roches, on Monday. M r and Mrs. James O’Brien and holidaying with her mother, Mrs Dan j 2 Articles for the price of on Saturday, visiting Dr. and Mrs. children of Roselle, N.J. are visiting J. McDonald. ENGAGEMENT Mrs O ’Brien’s father, Mr. W. Mas- D. D. McIntosh. Mr and Mrs Romeo Gibeau of Ver- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Marjerison son, Main tSt. Mr Colin McPherson, Bainsville, The payment of one cent above the price of one Miss Mary Cameron of Lancaster, ac- dun are spending two weeks with Mr Apple Hill, Ont., wish to announce Miss Margaret MacLeod of Rose and Mrs Wilfrid Gibeau. article entitles you to another on the specials Lynn, Alta., Mr. and Mrs .Alex Ross companied by Mr Dan McPherson the engagement of their youngest Their many friends will be pleased daughter, Alice Marilyn to John Burns of Calgary, Alta., who were visiting and his daughter Miss Bessie Mc- enumerated below. Don’t miss this relatives and friends in Glengarry Pherson of Perdue, Sask, were guests to know that Mr C. Austin, cheese- Ferguson .sen of Mrs George Fer- maker ,who had been very ill, suffer- and the Maritimes, have returned to on Sunday afternoon of Mr and Mrs guson and the late Mr Ferguson, opportunity to STOCK UP. their homos. James L. MacMillan, Lochiel. ing from an attack of measles and Avonmore. The marriage iwill take his daughter Leila from pneumonia place on August 24 at 2.30 p.m., at are both convalescing favorably. Miss Zion United Church. BRING A FRIEND! If you cannot use two of the Rita Cameron, R.N. was in attend- Mr. J. Goulet who last week under- ance during their illness. went an operation in the Hotel Dieu items listed—bring along a friend to share with IDAFER CAPSULES Mr Lome Gauley ,a former student Hospital, Cornwall, 'arrived home on you. YOU’LL NOT BE SORRY ! of Alexandria High School, renewed Wednesday, and is convalescing at acquaintances in town Tuesday. his home here. He was accompanied They contain the natural Vitamin B Complex from The Misses Avril and Jacqueline by his son, Rev. J. A. Goulet, P.P.. This sale will continue as long as our Yeast and Liver Extract together with an effective form Mulcahy of Chateauquay, Que spent Crysler or Iron. the Week end here visiting Mr and present stock lasts! Help Maintain HEALTH and VIGOR Bottle of 60 Mrs Alex Lauzon and their sister, Sister Mary of St Patricia Jean, who Liquor Store Staff Capsules 20 day supply $1.15. is attending summer school at St Mar Change Special Family Size 240 Capsules $3.45, garet’s Convent. Selling Way below cost! ‘Buy Now and Save’ Mr and Mrs. R. L. Towne and Mr Ernest Leblanc assistant vendor children of Murray Hill, N.J., are at the local Liquor Store for the past OSTROM’S visiting her mother Mrs. W. D. few years has resigned that postion $3.99. 2 for $4.00 MacLeod and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. effective Wednesday July 31st in order Ladies’ Dresses DRUGGISTS AND JEWELLERS, MILL SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA MacLeod, Bonnie Brier. tc devote his whole time to his Loc- Messrs Pat Fenton and Paul Ranger hiel street business. Mr Ben Proulx Ladies’ Dresses $4.99, 2 for $5.00 Montreal enjoyed a motorcycle ride to who was cn a temporary basis, now Alexandria, on Tuesday ndghtj While becomes assistant vendor and it is Ladies’ Dresses $5.99, 2 for $6.00 here they visited the latter’s parents, not yet known whether there will be Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ranger of Loch- a third appointment. and other relatives and friends. Ladies’ Dresses $6.99, 2 for $7.00 Call at Cowan’s Mr. Rod. McPherson of Blind Ri- Clan MacLeod Reunion ver, Ont., is visiting Mrs. McPher- Ladies’ Dresses $7.99, 2 for $8.00 son and family. FOR The Clan MacLeod Society will Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Brunet had Wire Screen from 20 to 42 inches. as their guests this week, Mrs. Jos. hold their annual reunion in Dun- Ladies’ Dresses $8.99, 2 for $9.00 Galvanized Tubs, Round and Square, Brunet of Ottawa, Mrs. Wilfrid Bar- vegan Had onthe evening of Labor White Enamel Bread Boxes, $1.50 and $2,60, rière fo Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and Day September 2nd. Clansmen watch Ladies’ Dresses $10.99,2 for $11.00 Mrs. Ernest Vaillancourt of Quebec for further particulars later. Rat Nip 35e.; Mouse Seed 25c. City. D.D.T. Barn and Livestock Spray. Mr. Lionel Des Groseilliers spent Ladies’ Dresses $12.99, 2 for $13.00 Clothes Line Wire, Galvanized and Aluminum the early part ofthe week in Mont, Handled Axes $1.75, $2.50. real. Ladies’ Blouses $1.99, 2 for $2.00 Mr| and Mrs. Auguste Tremblay Gas Lanterns $8.95. Proclamation and children of Detroit, Mich , are Ladies’ Purses $3.99, 2 for $4.00 Johnson’s Carnu 85c at present visiting her parents, Mr. Town of Alexandria and Mrs. Wilfrid Cadieux, Dominion St. and other Glengarry relatives. Ladies’ Shoes $2.99, 2 prs. for $3.00 Jimmie McPherson of Tyotown WHEREAS, the Town Council by spent Sunday evening with his par- resolution adopted June 24, 1946, has Ladies’ Shoes $3.99, 2 prs. for $4.00 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod McPherson. Mr. Dermott Keyes who had been authorized me to issue a proclamation employed in Montreal^ was here this requesting the Citizens to observe Ladies’ Scarves Reg. 98c, 49c, 2 for 50c. week before leaving to-day for Otta- wa where he has secured a position Monday Men’s Shoes Reg. to $3.95, $2.00 per pr. HARDWARE & FURNITURE with the International Paper Com- USE OUR LOUD SPEAKER FOR SOCIALS, ETC. pany Ltd. Mr. John McPhee of Montreal is August 5th, 1946 Men’s Shoes Reg, to $5.00, $3.00 per pr. holidaying with his mother Mrs Cath erine McPhee Ottawa St. A Civic Holiday Mrs. J. M. 'Gendreau and child- I, ROMEO ROULEAU, Mayor of Men’s Ties Reg. 59c., for 9c. ren of L’Abord-a-Plouffe, Que., are Alexandria, respectfully request all guests!, of Mr and Mrs. Vincent citizens to observe same accordingly. Cameron. Painting and Decorating ROMEO ROULEAU, Mr. and Mrs[ Geo. D. McDonald Special Reductions on Ladies’ Coats and Suits • r — of Harrison’s Corners and Rjliss Ger- 'Mayor. Interior and Exterior trude McDonald of New York City, GOD SAVE THE KING were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacPherson, for a few days. Boys' 2 Trouser Suits (mm $9.85 up Residential Miss Heather MacPherson returned to Harrisons with them. Industrial Mr. Alex. McDougall of Montreal, y he tyew J unie 300 Men’s Suits from $19.25 up holidayed with his parents, Mr. and Signs and Show Cards Mrs. Archie McDougall, Dominion St., this week. NURO VIM We have many other Special Values that lack of space prevents us from Spray Painting Captain Allan B. McRae of the describing. Come and see for yourselves and you will undoubtedly realize Fixed Defences, Victoria, B.C., is For Nerves Fatigue and spending his leave with his father, that it will pay you to “BUY NOW AND SAVE” at ALEXANDRIA Church Steeple or any high Mr. Duncan MacRae and family, St. Loss of Appetite OUTFITTERS. Raphaels. What is worth painting is altitude work a DOSE Sister M St. Ethelreda and Sister worth painting right. specialty. M. St Limus of Chicago, 111., spent One tableepoonful before meals Monday, guests of Mrs. S. A. Ken- and at bedtime—Ask those who have We will gladly quote you prices on any job, nedy, Centre St. big or small, anywhere. Miss K. McDonald of Montreal, was used It. ALEXANDRIA OUTFITTERS a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. ■ .‘•yi ; — Geo. R. McDonald. $1.00 per 16 oz bottle TEL. 106 Lewis Greenspon, Prop. LEONARD J. KEMP Mr. and Mrs. Art. Giroux and AT children of Longueuil, were week end Where Value and Courtesy meet Mill Square, - Box 159 guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Sa- McLeister^ Alexandria, • Ont. bourin. Guy Bedard accompanied . them to their home on their return. DRUG STORE 11